Yoga teacher training is taking on a whole new meaning now American Viniyoga Institute founder Gary Kraftsow has released free online audio previews of his viniyoga teacher training seminars.
(PRWEB) April 11, 2006 -- Gary Kraftsow's yoga teacher training free audio previews available at http://www.viniyoga.com/yogateachertraining.html challenge some of the widely held preconceptions and beliefs common to yoga practitioners in the western world.
Gary is highly respected worldwide in the yoga community. He is the author of two groundbreaking books “Yoga For Wellness” and “Yoga For Transformation” and speaks regularly at major yoga conferences across the world. But Gary is also known as being an outspoken advocate for a revolution in way yoga is taught and practiced in the western world.
His viniyoga teacher training emphasizes changing and adapting postures, breathing and sequences to each individual with the intention of creating specific therapeutic effects. And Gary's philosophy and approach are gaining ever increasing credibility.
He designed the yoga sequence for the recent study published in the December 2005 issue of the Annals Of Internal Medicine. This double blind study showed yoga practice can relieve lower back pain.
More studies with vinyoga sequences designed by Gary are either running or in the process of being developed.
While most yoga teachers focus their efforts on learning the many different yoga postures Gary believes understanding the underlying fundamentals and performing and teaching yoga practices with specific intention for each individual creates a far lower injury risk and far more powerful overall holistic physical, mental and emotional effects. But the mainstream yoga community in the western world still hasn't grasped this vital fundamental.
So for the first time Gary is revealing the viniyoga fundamentals from his closed door exclusive yoga training classes in free audio previews at http://www.viniyoga.com/yogateachertraining.html
As it says so eloquently at the viniyoga.com web site “we want you to know the spirit with which we teach and share our work.”
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