Baptiste Level 1 Teacher Training Complete!
(Baron Baptiste and I on the final day!)
I re-entered my orbit this week, after a wonderful week of yoga followed immediately by a few days of business meetings. Baptiste Level 1 Teacher Training was incredibly challenging, in all the right ways. Physically, emotionally, mentally.
A few key distinctions I picked up from this week with 142 amazing yoga friends:
- Your body can go farther, longer and harder than you think.
- Your attitude and outlook on life will determine your reality.
- The most important question we have in life is “Who am I?” Ponder this daily.
- Approach every moment with an “empty cup” and the world will fill it with more that you’ve imagined.
- Our “stories” have run or lives in the past, but the future can be different.
- Teaching in fun and I have an gift for doing so that must be shared.
I head to Level 2 Teacher Training in a few weeks (in Montana). Round 2 will focus on even more “inner work,” that is to say, improving our ability to be present and teach from our hearts.
Hi Ravi,
Where do you teach? I am in the process of completing my training at 8 Limbs in Seattle but I am also very interested in teaching Power Vinyasa and I hope to attend one of the Baptiste training bootcamps at some point!
~andrea
yogabyandrea.com
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Andrea
February 25, 2010 at 8:11 pm
I teach at Shakti Vinyasa – in dowtown Bellevue. I teach 2 classes on Monday evenings and every other sunday (check the online schedule). Please stop by sometime!!!
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