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FESTIVAL YOGA 2024

NIDRA YOGA

THURSDAY 12TH OF SEPTEMBER AT 7:30PM

Yoga Nidra is the equivalent of lucid sleep. It is a traditional technique of deep relaxation, allowing the different “bodies” or Koshas to relax. The benefits are felt on the physical, energetic and emotional bodies.

Through the use of mind-body rotation exercises, breathing and visualization techniques, a state of deep relaxation is induced.

Yoga Nidra re-educates sleep and represents a bridge to awakening. The practice is done in a lying down position, and allows for conscious access to the unconscious so we can install a personal resolution, a “sankalpa” helping to move closer to personal aspirations. By widening consciousness and developing latent potential, Yoga Nidra helps cultivate areas of the brain that are dormant.

INCLUDED FOR MEMBERS
DROP-IN: 22$

fit festival

sunday 15th OF SEPTEMBER AT 8:30am

A high-intensity interval training using bodyweight and free weights. This complete workout will help you gain strength, muscular endurance and cardiovascular endurance, while working on the body’s stability and alignment.

For this special class, pulling movements will be emphasized. This workout is designed to target the muscles and movements that support vinyasa practice.

INCLUDED FOR MEMBERS
DROP-IN: 22$

biography

I discover yoga in 2001 during a session of classical ballet training at Montreal’s Dance Conservatory. The two first years of my voyage through this discipline were more difficult. Slowly, my relationship with yoga transformed itself into love at first sight. It then became obvious to me that I needed to teach. In 2009, I started the Hatha yoga teacher training at the Satyam school of Hatha yoga with Swami Premananda Saraswati (Hervé Blondon). 

Yoga is a passion, a daily exercise, but especially a lifestyle that allows me to maintain harmony in all aspects of my life. For me, a yoga class is a protected space that allows each person to enter inside themselves and achieve their own objectives, their own well-being.