Tasmanian Yoga Teachers Connect

Celebrate the Full Moon with Tasmanian Yoga Instructors – A Unique Networking Event!

Join us for an exclusive in-person gathering that provides a chance to rekindle connections with fellow yoga teachers in Tasmania.

Regardless of your experience level, this event aims to facilitate open discussions about both challenges and accomplishments within the local yoga industry. Come together to explore potential avenues for growth and development in the field.

Engage in conversations about the future of Yoga teaching in Tasmania. Share your insights on desired opportunities for yoga instructors, and if you have a vision for an event in 2024, this could be your platform to seek support from Yoga Australia.

This networking occasion will kick off with introductions, followed by a blissful 1-hour Yin Yoga and Full Moon class, perfectly crafted to enhance your practice.

Whether you’re looking to connect with peers, discuss industry insights, or simply immerse yourself in yoga, this event offers it all. And if you’re inclined to host or participate in future events, this is the perfect environment to express your thoughts.

Or just come along for the opportunity to enjoy the yoga, fill up your cup, and bask in the tranquil atmosphere. We’ll conclude the evening on a relaxed note, sipping chai and delving into conversations about the state of Yoga in Tasmania.

Please note: This event is available exclusively as an in-person experience. Don’t miss out on this chance to connect, learn, and shape the future of Yoga in Tasmania.

Agenda:

6.30pm Introductions and Yoga Australia update.

6.45 – 7.45pm One hour guided YIN practice by Fiona Harding – grounding during a full moon.

7.45 – 8.30pm Get to know our community, an opportunity to connect, chai/hot drinks provided for the discussion circle.

Bring:

Your own mug for chai/ hot drinks, and yoga mat if you have one. The studio space has props and mats available if you need.

About the Presenter:

Fiona is skilled in facilitating both Yin and Vinyasa styles of yoga. Yin yoga is a gentle yet profound practice that focuses on the deeper connective tissues and fascia of the body, helping to release tension and improve flexibility.

Vinyasa, on the other hand, is a more dynamic and energetic practice that involves a flowing sequence of movements, which helps to cultivate strength, balance, and agility.

As a self-proclaimed philosophy nerd, Fi takes a functional and playful approach to her teaching style, incorporating elements of yoga philosophy and mindfulness into her classes. Encouraging students to explore their own unique practice and to find joy in the exploration of various asanas.

For any last-minute tickets (on the day of the event) please contact Fiona Harding [email protected]