Ashtanga in Paris

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Hi Amanda,

When you are in Paris, you can practice at our shala. Our website is

www.ashtangayogaparis.fr and email is ashtangaparis . We have

mysore practice everyday.

By the way, quite the traveling schedule you have!! It's great that you

will continue to practice, I think it will help you feel more balanced.

Take care,

Linda

 

 

 

Linda Munro

Ashtanga Paris

www.ashtangayogaparis.fr

 

 

 

 

amanda <whyqqqqq

ashtanga yoga

ashtanga yoga

ashtanga yoga levels in Mysore and help me find teachers on my

little tour!

Sat, 23 Jul 2005 18:26:10 -0700 (PDT)

 

 

Another thing to note about going to Mysore and considering yourself

intermediate is that there are a lot of yogis there that practice second

series at home...yet they are practicing primary series at AYRI.

 

So excited for you! Have fun!

 

K, I have a request. I will be spending time (at least a week in each

place) in Portland, Oregon; Phoenix, Arizona; Kalamazoo and (near) Flint,

Michigan, Charlotte, North Carolina, Oswego, New York; and Paris, France.

Can anyone recommend good teachers in those areas? I know that I can do

self-practice, but I am in a space where I feel like I could use

guidance....plus, it'll be a fun tour-of-Ashtanga places in the US! In case

you're interested, I started my little tour in Mysore, practiced in Tokyo,

Rome, London and now, Encinitas in California. I feel so lucky to have met

so many awesome teachers so far! fun, fun!

 

thanks for the advice,

 

amanda h.

 

p.s. Actually, while I am at it....I have a more serious practice question.

I started to practice only 2nd series about a month ago. While I am

traveling, I am going to practice both 1st and half/2nd cause I feel I need

the balance and grounding. My question is - how long does the crazy,

energy-flowing-in-all-directions feeling last that 2nd series has produced?

This is probably a terrible time to be traveling around because I just feel

like a bundle of nerves, but what can I do besides going back to practicing

just 1st (and don't want to miss all the great tips I am getting on the

new-to-me poses!). thanks again!