Eyal has written numerous books on the way we use props in the Iyengar method (Props for Yoga series, A Chair for Yoga), and a book about the interfaces of Western and Indian philosophy and how they relate to what we do on the mat (The Psychophysical Lab), as well as his most recent book: Yoga in Nature.
He teaches all over the world and many love him for his creative teaching and commitment to yoga. He started practicing in 1978 so his practice has a solid foundation.
Philosophy, props, āsana, prānāyāma
A computer scientist by training, Eyal is fascinated by the logic and precision of Iyengar Yoga. When he’s not traveling the world, he is the director of the Iyengar Yoga Center of Zichron-Ya’akov (Israël). He loves yoga and hiking and practicing outdoors, combining the two.
We have really enjoyed his gentle, refined and joyful teaching in his previous visits to Utrecht. In this upcoming workshop he will lead us through a sequence of asana and pranayama, interspersed with some philsophy readings and of course spiced up with some innovative prop use. So set aside this time for yourself to discover ways to deepen your practice and find inspiration. It’s a wonderful opportunity!
If you want to get a taste of his teaching, scroll down to the bottom of this page to see a video, or check out his youtube channel.
Program & Costs
The days will start at 10.00 and end at 16.30. In between there will be time for a good lunch break and some rest. But Eyal will decide the exact timings according to the energy of the day and the group.
We think the workshop will be most beneficial if you can set aside the time to join the entire weekend, so the option to book single day tickets will open only after 1 April. Until that time, you can enjoy the early bird discount.
€ 195 – Entire weekend
€ 175 – Discounted rate (Early Bird – book & pay by 1 april 2024 & for students enrolled our In-Depth course *full course only)
€ 99 – Single day (available after 1 april 2024)
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