Yoga Mandir conducts a range of intensives, workshops and retreats to enhance the work undertaken by students in both the Practitioner and Teacher programs of the Institute. Bookings can be made by going to the appropriate page and registering. After registering the program item will be added to your cart. The booking links can be found towards the bottom of each program page.
There are four mid-term early morning Intensives conducted Monday to Thursday for two consecutive weeks. Students attend from 6.30-9.00 each morning to experience the benefits of daily practice and to evolve their understanding of asana and pranayama.
Prospective Applicant Intensives are recommended for any student interested in placing an expression of interest to join the Institute's Preliminary Teacher Training program with Alan Goode.
Our Term Break Intensive program holds philosophical themes of Niyama and Yama. Students attend both morning and evening Monday to Friday. The evening classes focus on asana from the Intermediate Junior syllabus. The morning Pune Style Practice is an opportunity to establish or maintain your own practice of what you have learnt with your own sequence, pace and timings. Support is provided for those who are new to a personal practice.
Yoga Mandir is pleased to announce the first of our three day Practice Group Workshops. The three day weekend workshop will be conducted at Yoga Mandir in Canberra and will focus on the Foundation Syllabus used here at the Institute.
This workshop is for anyone who practices or wants to practice. Whether you practice alone, with a group of friends or don't yet practice and want to develop the skills to do so, this workshop is for you. In addition to developing practice skills, the weekend will provide you with an opportunity to meet up with others who practice and for individuals to come together in Yoga.
The Practice Group workshop is a great introduction for those wishing to enrol in the Sadhaka Program or Remote Study Group or for those simply wishing to further their practice skills .
The Practice Group Workshops are also linked to Samyama Lab (a collaboration between South Asia Research Institute (SARI) at ANU, and Yoga Mandir) and participants will be invited to make ongoing contributions to the discussions and exchanges in Samyama Lab.
Alan Goode has accepted invitations to provide workshops in a range of locations across Australia and Internationally. The workshop theme is developed in consultation with the host school whilst holding a similar structure to programs conducted within the Institute. Typically these workshops include a public lecture, a teachers program and a number of classes for students of differing levels of experience. Click to read more
Alan Goode conducts a residential retreat each year in the first week of January. The retreat is focused on reflective practice.
6-11 JANUARY 2020. OTFORD, NSW
Yoga Mandir runs a series of four, week long intensives in January. The theme for the Summer Intensives program is ‘Overcoming obstacles to practice’. Each week focuses on one level of the Institute’s syllabus. Attendance is both morning and evening for 90 minutes and classes run Monday to Friday.
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