TECHNIQUES
Here you will find ressources and techniques to develop your yoga.
Parfois en français, parfois en anglais. Parfois en texte, en son ou en image.
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All these techniques are from Katonah Yoga® a practice created by Nevine Michaan and that I mostly learned with Dages Juvelier Keates.
TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES
30 HRS RESIDENTIAL KATONAH TRAINING
AVRIL 28TH - MAY 3RD
6 days to dive into the main themes of Katonah Yoga in Charente.
This is an intensive week with about 2,5hrs of physical practice and day and 2,5hrs of theory.
Whether you're new to the practice or already have some exprience under your belt, everyone is welcome.
In between session we'll be so lucky to eat delicious meals, rest in the comfort of the house, cool ourselves down in the pool or warm ourselves up in the sauna.
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An intensive can be just that- intense- and by having it be residential we'll be able to build community, continue our discussions outside of the practice room and around a dinner table and rest a little more.
To build our cocoons and explore our centers and our peripheries.
Our Bodily Territories.
We will explore :
​Physical Practice
Magic Square
Meditation Wraps
Pole Work (we'll have poles!)
Restoratice Practices
Maps and Body Readings
The Body as a House
Adjustments
Breathwork
Sequencing in Katonah Yoga
5 elements theory
A typical day will look like this *subject to change*
8:30 - 10:00 practice
10:00 - breakfast
11:00 - 13:00 adjustments and map reading
13:30 lunch
15:00 - 17:00 theory
17:00 - 18:00 restorative and pranayama
19:30 dinner​
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5 nights in the beautiful gîte or house du Plessis
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breakfast, lunch and dinner cooked by our hosts
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pool, one sauna and a japanese hot bath session
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snacks & fresh fruits + coffee and tea available throughout the day
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30 hours bankable towards your Katonah Yoga certification
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shuttle from Jarnac if you come by train
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NOT INCLUDED:
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your journey to Jarnac - you can come by train or by car
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props : most props are availble but i'll ask you to take two extra blocks with you
Practical Informations
WHERE : We're staying at le Dojo du Plessis in Charentes surrounded by vineyards, woods and small valleys. Halfway between Cognac and Angoulême, 10 km from Jarnac. ​You can take the train to Jarnac and we'll arrange a shuttle or come straight to the Dojo with your car.​
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WHEN: from April 28th afternoon (check in at 5pm) to Sunday May 3rd after lunch (check out at 2pm).
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HOW MUCH
​​​PRIX CHAMBRE PARTAGEE - DORTOIRE ​tarif solidaire : 650 € (seulement possible en dortoir)tarif classique : 750 €tarif : 850 €â€‹supplément pour une chambre privée avec une salle de bain partagée (+200€)supplément pour une chambre privée avec salle de bain privée (+300€)​​​
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Cancellation policy:​Upon registration we ask you for a downpayment of 200€, non refundable. The balance is due for March 15th - we offer payment plans if you want to split the payment in 2 or 3 instalments If you cancel after March 15th we cannot refund you
Lisa is a Katonah Yoga teacher from Brussels, Belgium.
She’s already been teaching hatha yoga for 7 years and found real joy when she discovered Katonah Yoga through Dages Juvelier Keates in Paris in 2018.
She now teaches Katonah Yoga classes and trainings In Brussels and online.
She then immersed herself in the practice and the theory and learned with a lot of different teachers.
When she’s not teaching she loves to swim or to knit all kinds of hats, playing with technique, pattern & repetition ;)
LISA FRAIPONT
LISA FRAIPONT
Lisa is a Katonah Yoga teacher from Brussels, Belgium.
She’s already been teaching hatha yoga for 7 years and found real joy when she discovered Katonah Yoga through Dages Juvelier Keates in Paris in 2018.
She now teaches Katonah Yoga classes and trainings In Brussels and online.
She then immersed herself in the practice and the theory and learned with a lot of different teachers.
When she’s not teaching she loves to swim or to knit all kinds of hats, playing with technique, pattern & repetition ;)
KATONAH YOGA
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The techniques underpinning the Katonah practices come from classical Hatha yoga, Taoist yoga and the panpyschic vision belonging to western esoteric philosophy.
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The language of Katonah is metaphor and analogy; identifying the body as the abode, exploring the body as one’s instrument, the mind as the musician and the breath as the melody. The power of analogy allows the individual to use life experiences to define the personal and understand the collective.
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Learn more about Katonah Yoga here
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