PVYU accelerated classes are designed to help you deepen your strength and flexibility at a much quicker rate than is normally possible in large group classes. Developed by David Magone, this high efficiency training method cuts out wasted motion by reducing unnecessary postures and transitions and instead focuses on groupings of poses that are proven to help develop full body strength and flexibility very quickly. A perfect supplement to your regular vinyasa practice, PVYU accelerated training will help you take your practice to the next level in a fun and supportive way.Over the course of this training you will discover:
- How to increase your your income by creating PVYYU personal practice programs for your beginning and intermediate students
- A high efficiency training method that will help your develop flexibility faster than you might otherwise have thought possible
- The basics of periodization – a favorite technique utilized by Olympic gold medalists to create highly effective weekly practice plans
- How to use intelligent practice planning to accelerate the growth of your own yoga practice
If you have already completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training in another style, you may begin teaching PranaVayu inspired accelerated classes immediately after this program ends. Or, if you prefer, you can simply use the information that you learn to supplement and enhance your existing teaching style.
If you have not already completed a 200-hour yoga teacher-training program, you may still attend this intensive. However, most potential teaching locations will require that you complete additional training before you are eligible to teach professionally.
Bio: David Magone is a dynamic yoga teacher and the founder of PranaVayu Yoga. In addition to teaching PranaVayu classes, workshops and trainings to thousands of students worldwide, David provides expert advice for Women’s Health Magazine and serves as a faculty member at the Kripalu center for health in Lennox MA. Since founding the style, David has received a number of accolades in the press with mentions in the Wall Street Journal, Self Magazine, Travel + Leisure and many other publications.
Hi PranaVayu yogis:
This sounds great- I have loved the PranaVayu classes I’ve attended. I have done my 200 hour and would love to attend this workshop to enhance my current practice and teaching. Just to confirm, this is held in Boston? And how to register? I don’t see a link to register online. Any information is much appreciated.
Namaste,
Julie Holbrook
Hi Julie,
Sorry I didn’t see this earlier! I’d love it if you could join us.
The workshop will take place at Exhale Spa Battery Wharf. Online registration is now available.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Namaste,
David