Yoga News June 2007

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FRIDAY, 29 JUNE 2007
	Byron Bay Yoga Teacher Training Level One
	Byron Yoga Centre is one of the longest running yoga schools in Australia, it was founded in 1988 by the director John Ogilvie. Byron Bay Yoga Centre is offering both Level I (200 hour), and Level II (500 hour) yoga teacher training courses. The learning is experiential, profound and transformational. They are fully registered by the Yoga Alliance for their Level I and Level II courses. The Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 28 JUNE 2007
	Yoga Retreat Vacations in Ontario
	Quest for Balance Yoga and Sea Kayaking Retreats begin on Canada Day Weekend on June 29-July 2 with a special early season discount. Registered Members of Community Yoga Centres save $100/p. Quest for Balance Yoga and Sea Kayaking Retreats are offered throughout the summer. June 29-July 2 (free accommodation upgrades – save another $100 this weekend); July 12-15 (just women); Aug 16-19 Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 JUNE 2007
	Bob Gibbs Celebrates 10 years of Teaching Yoga
	Bob Gibbs of the Salem Kripalu Yoga Studio in Salem, NH is celebrating his 10 year anniversary of teaching Kripalu yoga. Bob completed his 200 hour Kripalu Yoga teacher training course in June 01, 1997. He completed all of his studies at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Lenox, Massachusetts. His teachers were Melanie Armstrong King and Ann Greene. Since completing his training, Bob Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 26 JUNE 2007
	Open Yoga for Surfers to be Held on Kennebunk
	The practice of yoga helps build core strength, balance and flexibility. As a surfer, these are very beneficial to enhancing your ability and comfort on the board. Yoga can be a great foundation for beginners and the most seasoned surfers to build their skills. Wahine Kai North East surf club will be sponsoring an hour long yoga session to introduce to the club and the benefits of yoga to t Read Full Story
	Debbie Cohen Presents Experiential Workshop
	Yoga, meditation and breathing techniques have been in the news frequently discussing the benefits on one's physical and mental health including stories related to reduction of high blood pressure, insomnia help and elevation of moods. Recently, researchers at Boston School of Medicine announced their findings that yoga may elevate brain gamma-aminobutyric (GABA) levels and help reduce depress Read Full Story