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Upcoming Teachers Trainings

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200 HRS Yoga Teacher Trainings 

 

Location: Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico. Beachfront Yoga Center.

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Duration: 21 days / 200hrs

 

Upcoming courses:

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  • January 12, 2025 to February 1, 2025 (arriving on January 12) - 21 days / 200hrs

  • February 9, 2025 to March 1, 2025 (arriving on February 9) - 21 days / 200hr

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The course is limited to 14 students to ensure a personalized experience for each student. Book now before it fills up.

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Our mission is to share the practice of Yoga with people from all over the world who are willing to give themselves the space to deepen this path.

 

We hope that each of you will benefit greatly from this training and create healthy habits in your life.
 

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Click here for more information about the 200 HRS Yoga Teacher's Training Course​

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100 HRS Yoga Teacher Trainings 

 

Location: Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico. Beachfront Yoga Center.

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Duration: 10 days / 100hrs

 

Upcoming courses:

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  • November 17, 2024 to November 27, 2024 (arriving on November 17)  - 10 days / 100hrs 
     

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Click here for more information about the 100 HRS Yoga Teacher's Training Course

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About Us

About Us

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The path of Yoga that we share at Vida Yoga Center is about the process of transformation that begins with practice, determination, and self-observation. These are essential tools to increase awareness, proprioceptive system, and discernment.

We, as the first and fundamental rule, practice asanas while respecting the natural curves of the spine. For this, the primary practice is to strengthen the deep musculature that provides stability and support to these systems, the musculoskeletal and nervous systems. It's the ABC before any movement practice; we need to stimulate good posture. Instead of spending long minutes in passive positions of eternal stretching (as is very common in any asana practice), we emphasize mobility and activation.

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In my personal experience as a teacher, bodies that are overly lax and malleable (a typical yoga teacher's body) are not synonymous with relaxation, harmony, and pain-free. In fact, there is a lot of tension in joint instability and over-stretched musculature. The nature of ligaments and tendons is to keep the joint safe, and excessive stretching of muscles can create insecurity in the joint, hence muscle stiffness.

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For us, the practice of asanas, accessible to everyone and not necessarily easy, is a tool for well-being. It balances different systems of the body, giving us both strength and flexibility, as well as mobility. Nowadays, we know that yoga can cause injuries, tendinitis, joint instability, etc. For this reason, we take the practice seriously, with anatomical and biomechanical foundations. It's essential to know the muscular structure, the tissues that make up the muscles, as well as tendons and ligaments, fascia, and their relationship with our emotional states.

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We turn the page on repetitive yoga, mechanically executed, doing the same thing over and over that someone once taught us. We question why and for what purpose we do what we do. Are we an integrated or disintegrated whole? In this school, we seek methods to integrate mind, body, energy, and emotion. We practice breathing exercises that make breathing more efficient and effective, closely connected to the central nervous system. These techniques of conscious practice bring us well-being, balance, harmony, inner peace, external strength, mobility, self-care, integration, and expansion of being. Curiosity and introspection.

Yoga is the fundamental tool we use to tune our sacred instrument - body, mind, soul.

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Teachers

Teachers

Marine Larripa

Marine likes to teach smart "functional" yoga. Every class has a purpose and a logic.

For this she studies and observes the students. She talks to them after class and tries to understand their ways of moving and how they compensate so she can guide them to a new, more ergonomic posture. This is achieved using less vital energy and results in a happy spine, shoulders, etc.

Sophia Agaton

Experimenting with meditation and various styles of yoga, for 12 years she has dedicated her life entirely to the teaching and practice of this philosophy as a way of training the body and mind through consciousness to keep it healthy and achieve constant practice connect with the inner self and find balance in our lives.

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Contact

Contact Us

Vida Yoga Center
 

Casa Mandala, Calle Vista Hermosa #4, Puerto Escondido,
Oaxaca 71980. Mexico

Tel: +52-954-114-7675

Email: marinelarripa@gmail.com

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