FLOW YOGA with KATE CURRAN
Flow Yoga
Vinyasa yoga, in which movement is synchronized to breathe, is a term that covers a broad range of yoga classes. This style is sometimes also called flow yoga, because of the smooth way that the poses run together and become like a dance. The breath becomes an important component because the teacher will instruct you to move from one pose to the next on an inhale or an exhale. Vinyasa is translated from Sanskrit as meaning “connection,” according to Ellen Stansell, Ph.D., RYT, a scholar of yogic literature and Sanskrit. In terms of yoga asana, we can interpret this as a connection between movement and breath.
KATE'S CLASSES VIDEOS ON DEMAND (click here)
FREE CLIPS OF KATE CURRAN'S YOGA CLASSES
YOGA CLASSES ON DEMAND BY KATE CURRAN
VIEW ALL YOGA INSTRUCTORS & CLASSES AVAILABLE!
KATE CURRAN:
Yoga Instructor and Licensed Massage Therapist-Even while spending many years in Corporate America as Director of Administration, Kate’s was always into fitness. Before reporting to her job, she would teach a 6 a.m. exercise class that included aerobics, step class and, of course, Yoga.
After she was laid off in 1999, she decided to go to school for Massage Therapy and attended the Philadelphia School of Massage Therapy. She also continued her education in Reiki, Pregnancy massage, cranial sacral therapy and neuromuscular therapy.
She first has obtained her Hatha Yoga certification through AAAI, then through the International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. She received her Sport Yoga certifications through Spencer Institute and then her Chair Yoga certification through the Sivananda Yoga Farm Ashram & SunLight Chair Yoga in Grass Valley California.
Kate also taught a credited course in Hatha Yoga at Camden County College. She received excellent reviews on her teaching skills and her ability to instill the love of yoga into her students as she feels herself.
Kate particularly enjoys Chair Yoga because it can be embraced by, literally, everyone. Any asana (pose) that can be practiced on a mat, can be practiced on a chair. Her classes also include about 15 minutes of meditation. Her certification in CA taught her to work with seniors, those with chronic illnesses, pre or post surgery patients, those in wheelchairs, people suffering from mental and physical disabilities and recently, working with Vets with PTSD.
“Anytime you are injured by everyday life……yoga is the thing that heals it. Try it, you’ll see.”
TONE YOUR BODY, HEAL YOUR MIND, OPEN YOUR HEART!