5th Annual No Shave Yoga Event

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5th Annual No-Shave Yoga Event

Thursday, November 30th, 2017 6pm at Native Yoga Center, Juno Beach, Florida! Led Primary Ashtanga Class. All proceeds benefit No-shave.org.

No Shave Yoga Event is an opportunity for the local community to come together to help raise awareness and money to benefit No-Shave November.

Click here to register and donate.

No-Shave November is a web-based, non-profit organization devoted to growing cancer awareness and raising funds to support cancer prevention, research, and education.

Come and participate in a Native Yoga Vinyasa Flow yoga class at Native Yoga Center on Wednesday, November 28th at 9:30am taught by Todd McLaughlin, co-director of Native Yoga Center. This benefit event is open to everyone and all donations collected will go directly to No-Shave November.

No-Shave November is a month-long journey during which participants forgo shaving and grooming in order to evoke conversation and raise cancer awareness.

Ashtanga and Ayurveda Workshop Weekend with Kate ODonnell

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We are very pleased to host guest Instructor, Kate ODonnell on November 10th-11th, 2018 at Native Yoga Center!

Ashtanga & Ayurveda Workshop Weekend
w/ Kate ODonnell

November 10th – 11th, 2018
NATIVE YOGA CENTER

Register for full weekend tuition with Kate for only $165 for all 4 sessions!!!

Click here to register online

Saturday, November 10th, 2018
12pm-2:30pm
$55
The Ashtanga Trishtana: Integrating Asana, Breath/Bandha, and Drishti for lifelong stability and purification.
Its easy to say Ashtanga is all about these three points of attention: posture, breath, and gaze- but what does that really imply? How can we use this practice to purify the body, nerves, and mind? We will inquire into a bit of yoga’s Sankhya philosophy as applied to daily practice, do some bandha research, and move through a practice with the intention to understand and experience how the Trishtana works.

Saturday, November 10th, 2018
3pm – 5pm
​$45
​Introduction to Ayurveda
Ayurveda, India’s ancient healing system uses diet, lifestyle rhythms, and natural herbs and oils to promote a state of mind/body well-being.  The system follows nature’s rhythms- seasonal changes, sunrise to sunset, phases of life, etc. to maintain optimal health.  Through eating and living in accordance with these natural rhythms, human beings find happiness.  This session introduces key concepts of the Ayurvedic view of the body, the Pancha Mahabhutas (the five elements) and the three Doshas, functional biological compounds, how they affect us, and how to recognize them in your body.

Sunday, November 11th, 2018
12pm – 2:30pm
​$55
Nadi Shodhana: Intermediate postures, bandha, and Pranayama
Once you get into backbending, inversions, and breathwork, you are moving beyond the physical body and into the energetic aspects of your system (well, this is happening in any yoga practice, but now it amps up). Knowledge of the anatomy of the subtle body, its pathways, patterns, and pitfalls can be a great help in maintaining a safe and beneficial practice for the whole life. Through discussion and practice we will explore how to best advance in yoga.

Sunday, November 11th, 2018
3pm – 4:30pm
​$30
Ayurvedic Diet and Lifestyle for Yogis 
Ayurvedic daily rhythms and food choices can support householder and yogi alike. Specific foods are revered in Ayurveda for promoting strength and sustainability (brmhana), as well as cleansing and lightness (langhana). Understand the difference between the two, and when and how to use these foods. Learn about observing simple daily and seasonal rhythms, lunar cycles, and longevity practices to bolster and evolve your yoga.

Kate ODonnell, author of The Everyday Ayurveda Cookbook and Everyday Ayurveda Cooking for a Calm, Clear Mind has been practicing Ashtanga yoga for 20 years, and Ayurveda for 15. An avid interest in the healing powers of food and yoga fuel her work. She is a Boston-based level II authorized Ashtanga teacher and Ayurvedic practitioner, and director of The Boston Ayurveda School. She continues to travel annually to India for study. www.kateodonnell.yoga

(Kate ODonnell’s Website)