Iyengar Yoga Teacher, tony eason
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- I believe that World History is a reflection of the thoughts, actions and words, of Human Beings. Therefore, I have choosen to be a positive addition to History. And, I strive to live a non- violent(ahimsa) and empowering way of life. [However, I'm not a saint/far from perfect].
IYENGAR YOGA TEACHER BIOGRAPHY
Born in San Francisco, Iyengar Yoga Teacher, Tony Eason has been a student of Yoga for fifteen years.As a road cyclist, Tony came to yoga for the benefits of stretching.
For five years he studied under Yoga Teacher Mary Friedland. Tony continued to develop his personal practice and teaching skills with the guidance of Yoga Teachers: Kathy Alef, Ben Thomas, Tommijean Thomas PhD, Jaki Nett, and Nora Burnett. He apprenticed under Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher, Janet MacLeod.
He is a graduate of the Two-year Advanced Teacher Training Program of the Iyengar Yoga Institute of San Francisco.
Through Hatha yoga classes, he teaches students to pay attention to the alignment of their bodies, to become aware of the breath, and to control the mind.
Presently, Tony teaches classes, seminars, and substitute teaches at: James Howell Studio, Club One, and the San Francisco Tennis Club .
Cyclist, beginners, seasoned yoga students, and everyone else, are encouraged to attend his yoga classes. Private lessons & corporate classes are available.
Related Yoga Links:
Official WebsiteOfficial Blog
Yoga Students Talk - Yoga Reviews about Tony Eason
An Invitation to Oprah Winfrey
Tony eason's Blog
Free Yoga - Pier 39
With my yoga students, I have repeatedly stressed developing the ability to become focused & not be moved by external forces. I encourage them to remove the influences of smell, touch, sound, vision and taste so that "one can see roses where there are roses & thorns where there are thorns." I invite them to… Continue
Posted on September 29, 2009 at 10:12am
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