yoga trip?

[Guest guest]

anyone out there in the boston area interested in

a drive to canada? <br><br>to involve: quebec

and/or toronto and/or montreal---with explorations of

ASHTANGA STUDIOS in every city ---to be followed by

sightseeing ???<br><br>now, I know the teachers may not be

certified---if you're really into that then this probably isn't

your thing.....but i'd just love to explore new parts

of the world and new yoga studios. I'd even be into

exploring other yoga styles. And Canada is both another

country and a doable drive.<br><br>interested? email me

at upsidedown90<br><br>namaste<br>jess

[Guest guest]

<< now, I know the teachers may not be

certified >><br><br>But at least some of them are

"authorized", which is also good. Take a look at

<a href=http://www.ashtanga.com/canada.html

target=new>http://www.ashtanga.com/canada.html</a> . Have a nice trip.

[Guest guest]

I am moving from the UK to live in Boston for 2 years and want to find a

reputable Astanga teacher - do you know of any?

[Guest guest]

hi amanda---<br>If you mean someone who/s

certified or blessed, no.<br>If you mean a teacher who

genuinely knows what they're doing and can teach ashtanga

well, has studied in india with Patthbi Jois and with

david swenson, then, yes. I go to o2 yoga in somerville

(right outside boston). They teach primary series and

sometimes mysore classes, as well as ashtanga based classes

that do not adhere to a particular series. you can

visit them online at www.o2yoga.com . The two main

teachers are Mimi Louerio (sp?) and Katie

Jenson.<br><br>Also, Funky Bad Lady on this board knows someone else

who is really good in boston? so lets ask her to tell

you as well... <br><br>Good luck and

namaste<br>Let me know if you find anyone else, i'd love to

know!<br>Jess