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A full month Prana Vashya Intensive Course in Europe

At Prana Vasyha Yoga Shala in Mysore (India) students are required to dedicate themselves to 4 weeks of practice minimum. In Europe a 2 weeks course will be available as well. Classes are taking place 6 days a week. One day on the weekend is off, as well as Moon days (April 8th & 24th). This years’ course will start right after Easter (29/3-1/4)

Daily Schedule

05:30 - 07:15 Prana Vashya Vinyasa 4w
07:30 - 09:15 Prana Vashya Vinyasa 2w
09:30 - 10:30 Pranayama, chanting & philosophy (all)

14:00 - 15:30 Backbending 4w
15:45 - 17:15 Backbending 2w

Prana Vashya Intensive Course

4 weeks from April 3rd – April 30th 2024
€1250

2 weeks starting April 3rd or April 17th 2024
€700

*Early bird price for bookings until January 31st 2024

The Intensive Course consists of three classes a day: the practice of Prana Vashya Vinyasa sequences, Pranayama and Backbending. The Pranayama session starts with chanting and philosophy, followed by breathing exercises. To benefit from the full spectrum of Yogacharya Vinay Kumar's teachings, it is highly recommended to take part in the Intensive Course. Both the morning and the afternoon classes, as well as the Pranayama practice complement and build upon each other.

For those who are not able to take the Intensive Course, the individual courses can be booked separately based on availability:

  • 4 weeks €525

    2 weeks €300

    Learning and developing the sixty asana PranaVashya Yoga primary series including understanding and perfecting the relationship of breath to asana practice. Upon stability, the practitioner will be introduced to the secondary series as a progression.

  • 4 weeks €350

    2 weeks €200

    Emphasizing the importance of perfection in Sthithi (position) and Drishti (vision),

    The practitioner will be introduced to basic non-retention, basic retention or advance level of Pranayama practice depending upon their capacity and involvement.

  • 4 weeks €525

    2 weeks €300

    A unique and highly specialized package which provides a safe yet dynamic development in flexibility. The course helps the practitioner learn to perform advanced and demanding postures with increased flexibility and ease.

 
 

Limited places available register now via the following form

    • A deposit of 25% is required to reserve your spot

    • The remaining amount is to be paid latest 2 weeks before the start of your course

    • Payment details are provided via e-mail after registration via the form

    • For Yoga teachers and other professionals a course certificate or invoice can be provided to deduct the course fee as an expense in your taxes

    • If the course can’t take place, participants will be offered to take an alternative course online for a reduced price or get a full refund

    • Cancellations due to personal reasons (e.g. getting Covid, family or work related issues) receive a refund until 2 weeks before course start. Cancellations closer to date will receive a 50% refund or full refund if replacement is found. The deposit is non-refundable in case of cancellation due to personal reasons, but can be used for future courses

    • Participants are expected to take part in all the classes. Exceptions need to be communicated with the teacher

    • Please arrive 10 mins before class begin to the Shala. Keep voice down inside. No talking outside the Shala until 8 am (!) to respect the neighbors.

    • The intensity of the practice usually causes physical and mental changes. It is recommended to take extra care of rest, hydration and nutrition.

    • It is normal to experience soreness of the body and muscles, increase in body temperature or an upset stomach during the second or third week of practice. These are the primary indicators of the physiological changes that take place in the body (especially for someone who is new to the practice).
      So, it is important to practice in a manner that leads to positive changes in the body. We expect the practitioner to attend practice during such times and inform the teacher before the class begins. In time the practitioner will be able to differentiate between positive and negative change.