| Free
and Donation Yoga Classes
There are free & donation
yoga classes offered in the Austin area! Here are a few:
Amala Foundation
Sanctuary Sundays 7-8:15pm The 36th Chamber of Yoga
(donation)
AOMA
(email) Meditation,
Sundays at 5pm, 512-492-3034
Austin
Kula Yoga
- Shanti for the Heart, last Sunday each month 6:30-7:30pm
Black Swan
Yoga, all classes are donation based
Blanton
Museum of Art,
Third Thursdays at 6:30pm (free)
Burly House
Barton Springs,
Robert E. Lee side, Kriya Hatha Yoga w/Athuai, 512.928.2281, Saturdays,
10:30-11:30am, donation
Community
Yoga Austin Donation: Wednesdays 11-noon, CTC gardens; Donation:
Thursdays 6-7pm Bettysport; Sundays 11:30-12:30 Whole Foods rooftop
East
Side Yoga Donation: Sunday classes; Free: Wednesdays 6:30-7:30am
Self-practice
Esquina
Tango (donation), Sundays 11am Hatha Flow, Wednesdays 6pm Vinyasa
Flow,
Fridays 5:30-6:30 Happy Hour
Charles MacInerney leads a Free outdoor Yoga class
each month on the Full
Moon
Kundalini
Yoga at Tara House (donation)
email for details
Power
Yoga Flow
(donation)
Outdoor
Yoga (donation)
Ruta
Maya
South Austin Cancer Center
- Tuesdays 2-3pm
Saturday
mornings at the lululemon store
Soma Vida Saturdays through August 9am
Sanctuary
at Amala Foundation Mondays 7:15pm-8:15pm (donation)
Space 12 Tues through Fridays (donation)
Sundara
Yoga Therapy Thursdays 7-8:15pm The Art of Self-Healing
(donation)
The Vortex,
Mon/Wed noon-1pm
(suggested donation $7)
Yoga
in the Park, Shipe Park, Wednesdays 6:30pm (donation)
Yoga Yoga,
See web site for details on dates and times (donation)
If you
know of more, please send
email |
| We
asked Austin Yoga Teachers why they teach yoga...below are the responses
we received. Enjoy!
I
like to help others find ways to heal themselves and to become
more aware their own body and mind.
--Kristi
J |
I
teach to continue learning.
--Heather
R |
I
teach yoga to serve the Divine.
--Liz
B |
"If
everyone would simply slow down the whole world would benefit"...I
want to convey this and something positive to my students.
--Lisa
G |
Yoga...helped
me to recover
from chronic pain and fatigue...it keeps my body limber and
active.
--Carol
W |
It
keeps me in the moment, focused and grounded.
--Kim
B |
"Teaching
gives me the opportunity to instill the
motivation to understand asana rather than "perfect"
it, transforming "exercise" into adventure."
--Deborah |
Teaching
Yoga is a very rewarding experience as it helps me to maintain
balance during ups and downs of life.
--Jogi
B |
I
teach yoga to assist in creating health in the body and steadiness
of the mind.
--
Caroline M |
I
get to:
1.
Be barefoot all day.
2. Pretend I'm a disc jockey.
3. See lots of cool tattoos.
4. Meet nice people.
5. Say "Triang Mukha Eka Pada Paschimottanasana" without
anyone laughing.
--Keith K |
I
teach to share, cultivate, and promote peace, health, and serenity.
And to smile, laugh and learn every day!
--
Mary Esther |
|
Our gratitude to Peggy Kelley, Sharon
Moon and Donna Belk for their roles in coordinating the Austin Yoa
Teacher meetings and for creating this site.
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