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DFY Current Events New Student Special Emily is substituting for Marga in the following workshop § Introduction to Yoga Classes can be the beginning of an improved quality of life. DFY Staff Members teach new yoga students the principles of this physical and spiritual practice. New 10 week series are beginning in June for just $100, drop-in $15; see the Schedule for days/times. Pre‑registration is required – current classes and summer classes § Kids’ Yoga, suspended for the summer, will resume in the fall. Let us know if you’re interested. Contact: robin@dancingfootyoga.com § DFY now
offers Pre-Natal
Yoga taught by Dr. Carol Penn, Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 pm. Carol Penn,
D.O., M.A., RYT, LCCE, FACCE is a long time birth advocate and volunteer with
Lamaze International. She not only is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, but
also a yoga instructor, dancer and doula. Registration is not necessary.
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photo from Dan Jacobsen’s
triCityNews You’ll find extraordinary yoga and a great yoga community here at the Jersey Shore. Dancing Foot Yoga offers diverse programs of yoga to meet your interests, needs, abilities, schedule, and pocketbooks. Our experienced teaching staff includes certified Anusara, Iyengar and Ashtanga yoga instructors. Check out who we are and visit our scrapbook. Find what you are looking for in our current schedule of classes and special workshops and events. Discover the difference at Dancing Foot Yoga. At times throughout the year, Dancing Foot Yoga is host to guest teachers who bring their special talents to our area. Together we offer opportunities for Yoga, Modern Dance, West African Dance and Drum workshops, Middle Eastern Dance, Creative Movement for Kids, as well as lectures on Homeopathy, Philosophy, Meditation and more. The studio is also available for rental. Dancing Foot Yoga is home to Synapse Studios – Center for Dance, Music, Media Art – sponsoring creative cultural activities and live performances in our space,16 Monmouth St, 3rd Floor, in the heart of downtown Red Bank.
Please consider stopping by our yoga studio to meet us, or contact us at 732‑219‑6662 or info@dancingfootyoga.com.
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Yoga is a tried and true method for developing a
greater sense of well being
DFY offers ongoing yoga classes in Anusara, Iyengar and Ashtanga methods, beginning through advanced levels. Benefits of Yoga · Noticeable reduction in stress · Increased energy and vitality · Stronger and better-toned muscles · Better posture and body alignment awareness · Improved circulation and blood pressure · Improved sleep patterns · More efficient glandular function · Improved digestion and metabolism · Joy and a sense of well being
Methods of Yoga
Anusara Yoga is heart-oriented, spiritually inspiring, and yet grounded in universal principles of alignment for both the inner and outer body. It is a uniquely integrated style of hatha yoga in which the artistic glory of the human heart blends magically with the scientific principles of biomechanics. John Friend is the founder of Anusara Yoga
Iyengar Yoga, modeled after the teachings of B.K.S. Iyengar, living master of
Pune, India, is one of the world’s most widely practiced forms of
yoga. The principles are based on Mr. Iyengar's life-long study of the
art and science of asana (yoga poses) and pranayama (breathing techniques),
emphasizing correct alignment of all parts of the body within each yoga pose.
This precision builds strength and stamina – balance and flexibility – and a
new sense of well-being. Postures can be adapted to all students' personal
and physical needs through the use of props and a mindful practice. Learning
to achieve meditation in action, students learn to exist fully and vibrantly
in the present moment. Ashtanga Yoga vinyasa yoga is a vigorous asana practice designed by Patabhi Jois, a
student of Krishnamacharya. It consists of six fixed series of poses, of
progressively higher difficulty. The fact that the series of poses is fixed
helps to enter a meditative state while practicing. The poses are joined with
a series of connecting movements called vinyasa, which is similar to a
partial sun salutation. The first or primary series is already quite
challenging when practiced in full and is better suited to students in good
physical condition. Each student is encouraged to practice part of the primary
series according to his or her level of comfort. Before beginning any
exercise program, check with your licensed health care provider. * * * Food Donations
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Dancing
Foot Yoga, 16 Monmouth St. 3rd Floor, Red Bank NJ 07701 Robin
Candrea & Emily Huresky, Co-Directors 732-219-6662 email: info@DancingFootYoga.com
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