What can Yoga do for the Hands & Feet? A down to earth exploration

Online - WHAT CAN YOGA DO FOR THE HANDS AND FEET? A DOWN TO EARTH EXPLORATION CPD - Audrey Blow
14th Nov 27 10:00 AM - 14th Nov 27 04:00 PM
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Organiser(s)

Lucy Croucher

Tutor(s)

Audrey Blow

Description

As infants, one of our earliest coordinated movements is reaching out with our hands to explore the world around us, followed closely by our instinct to bring objects to our mouths for further investigation. From feeling a grain of sand to conveying ideas through gestures, our hands serve as vital tools of communication and expression. Meanwhile, as we learn to walk, our feet become our anchors, grounding us in our surroundings and providing stability on life's journey. In this symbiotic relationship between hands and feet lies a crucial aspect of our overall wellbeing, where our hands channel our life focus and our feet offer stability.

This CPD training delves into the intricate connection between our hands, feet, and overall health.

Aims of the day

  • Through a blend of asana, self-massage, anatomy insights, and Ayurvedic principles, participants will explore techniques to maintain the health, mobility, and strength of the hands and feet. 
  • From addressing common ailments to refining receptivity, each practice aims to deepen our fundamental connection with the environment.

Key takeaway

The ability to incorporate these teachings into your personal practice and share them with your students, enriching your yoga lessons with creativity and depth.

About the tutor

Andrea discovered the transformative power of Iyengar yoga in her late teens, drawn to its ability to strengthen the body and calm the mind. After completing BWY teacher training, she's dedicated two decades to sharing yoga in South Wales and mentoring BWY yoga teachers for ten years. Specializing in BWY Gentle Years Yoga, she finds fulfillment in guiding others.  Embracing diverse yoga lineages, she aims to create practices that explore the human experience – physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.


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What to Bring

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Water, a yoga mat, strap, block, blanket, plus massage oil and an old towel.