Vivien was first introduced to yoga over thirty years ago. Although practice was intermittent in the beginning, her love of yoga has always been there and has developed more and more deeply over the years. She decided to train with British Wheel of Yoga to become a teacher and share her love of yoga with others.

Before commencing her teacher training she completed a one-year intensive course of pranayama foundation and teacher training.

She is very enthusiastic and very committed to her practice and is always deepening her knowledge with further studies, which have included two intensive weeks of pranayama, several meditation courses and a psoas muscle workshop. Almost on a weekly basis at times, over many years she has been attending various yoga seminars and workshops enabling her to gain a wealth of experience of the differing aspects of yoga

Since completing her training with the British Wheel of Yoga, Vivien has continued her personal development by attending the one-year course, Yoga and Anatomy series for Teachers, the Pranayama post graduate course and also the British Wheel of Yoga Meditation Modules 1 and 2. The most recent course, Anatomy of Asana has concluded.

Vivien’s love of yoga is so passionate; it is now a way of life for her. She likes to encourage others to come along and try yoga and reap its benefits as she has done over the many years of practice.

BWY Diploma, BWY Meditation Module 1, BWY Meditation Module 2, BWY Teaching Practice Observation Training (TPOT), Pranayama Foundation Teacher Training Course, Pranayama Post Graduate Course, Body in Action 1 and 2, Yoga and Anatomy Series for Teachers, Anatomy of Asana, Meditation Foundation Course (Brahma Kumaris)

Subjects taught: Hatha Yoga, Pranayama, Meditation, Relaxation

 

 

Philip started studying Qi Kung and Tai Chi to de-stress from the demands of a career in International Marine Insurance and Shipping. He has found that regular qi kung exercises plus specific exercises for re-setting the body clock reduce the effects of jet lag and overcome the exhaustion of business travel. Other benefits have included the ability to calmly focus and prioritise business issues.
Following a number of years study of the Lee Family Form, he studied with the F3 Tai Chi and Qi Kung Academy to obtain his Instructors Certificate.

Instructor Member Tai Chi Union Great Britain and BCCMA

Associate Member Tai Chi and Chi Kung for Health Forum 

Subjects taught : Qi Kung, Wu Dan Short Form, Lee Short Form, Five Elements Health.