Friday, January 25, 2013
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Thai Yoga Massage and Partner Yoga Backbends
Thai Yoga Massage and Partner Yoga Back-bends
2:30-4:30pm
Bodywork Bistro Living Arts Center
3825 Iris Ave Ste 300 Boulder, Colorado
During this two-hour Principle Based Partner Yoga™ Workshop we will explore the power of touch and yoga postures. Thai Yoga Massage offers a nurturing, effortless yoga practice in which your partner moves your body in and out of postures, enticing your muscles into gentle stretches and your mind into a state of deep relaxation. From this tranquil awareness we will open into supportive partner back bending techniques.
$25 pre-register $30 day of $15 for all Bistro Employees
Beginners and advanced yogis are welcome to either workshop.
Join with or with out a partner.
For more info or to register please contact Lara Barber at larastouch@gmail.com
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Support and Connection: A Partner Yoga Exploration
Support and Connection: A Partner Yoga Exploration
7-10pm
$35 per person
Full Circle Yoga
519 Longmont, Colorado 80501
Principle Based Partner Yoga™ is a style of partner yoga which integrates the body-heart-mind-spirit connection amongst individuals through the use of eleven universal principals: Union, trust, compassion, creativity, touch, balance, intimacy, silence, grounding, surrender and community.
During this 3 hour Principle Based Partner Yoga Workshop™ workshop we explore how the support of your community deepens your connection to your personal practice and others. Emphasis on partner supported back bends, forward bends, twists, and group postures.
Beginners and advanced yogis are welcome.
Come with or with out a partner!
During this 3 hour Principle Based Partner Yoga Workshop™ workshop we explore how the support of your community deepens your connection to your personal practice and others. Emphasis on partner supported back bends, forward bends, twists, and group postures.
Come with or with out a partner!
For more info contact Lara Barber at larastouch@gmail.com
Sunday, November 25, 2012
How has Yoga Changed Your Life?
Community.
Health.
Awareness.
Yoga has transformed a multitude of dimensions in my life. Community, health, and awareness would be the top highlights of how starting a regular practice has benefited my world. Most notably, I became connected with a wonderful community of people that inspired deeper conversations and meaningful friendships. I became plugged into a world of people with high vibration and consciousness that was beyond any price. Being surrounded by these likeminded people inspired a more healthy way of living. I was introduced to cleansing which created a cascade of healthier decisions and soon a way of life. By learning the yoga philosophy (one of my biggest passions!) this cleaner way of life (physically, mentally, & emotionally) became ingrained into my way of life and hence being more self-aware was naturally the next step. By stepping on to my mat day after day, month after month, I became more aware of what I was putting into my body and how it affected my practice or my mood. Having more awareness is not always the easier way, but it has helped me to slow down when I get triggered or when things get intense. This has proven to be a very valuable skill. I honor yoga and this practice because it has inspired growth and transformation on my path. From deeper community, healthier body and mind, to more aware decisions and actions, yoga is my passion and a working art form that I will always carry with me in all of my endeavors.
I Love Yoga!
Health.
Awareness.
Yoga has transformed a multitude of dimensions in my life. Community, health, and awareness would be the top highlights of how starting a regular practice has benefited my world. Most notably, I became connected with a wonderful community of people that inspired deeper conversations and meaningful friendships. I became plugged into a world of people with high vibration and consciousness that was beyond any price. Being surrounded by these likeminded people inspired a more healthy way of living. I was introduced to cleansing which created a cascade of healthier decisions and soon a way of life. By learning the yoga philosophy (one of my biggest passions!) this cleaner way of life (physically, mentally, & emotionally) became ingrained into my way of life and hence being more self-aware was naturally the next step. By stepping on to my mat day after day, month after month, I became more aware of what I was putting into my body and how it affected my practice or my mood. Having more awareness is not always the easier way, but it has helped me to slow down when I get triggered or when things get intense. This has proven to be a very valuable skill. I honor yoga and this practice because it has inspired growth and transformation on my path. From deeper community, healthier body and mind, to more aware decisions and actions, yoga is my passion and a working art form that I will always carry with me in all of my endeavors.
I Love Yoga!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Principle Based Partner Yoga Teacher Training
Principle Based Partner Yoga™ Teacher Training
with Elysabeth Williamson
December 10th - 16th 2012
Private Eco Retreat Center in Ojai, California
Early Registration Discount available before November 20th 2012
DISCOVER YOUR PASSION.
DEFINE YOUR TEACHING STYLE.
CHANGE YOUR STUDENT'S LIFE FOREVER.
EMBODY AUTHENTIC CONNECTION.
TEACH PARTNER YOGA.
Principle Based Partner Yoga™ is a style of partner yoga which integrates the body-heart-mind-spirit connection amongst individuals through the use of eleven universal principals:
Union, trust, compassion, creativity, touch, balance, intimacy, silence, grounding, surrender and community.
Contact me with questions larastouch@gmail.com

Tuesday, October 9, 2012
What is your own vision of the evolution of Yoga in the future?
Returning home after a weekend in Estes at the Colorado Yoga
Journal Conference, I am clear that the evolution of Yoga into the future
involves taking our yoga off of the mat and into the world. With a mix of
social activism and therapy practice, I envision that the path of yoga is
opening up to expand its reach to heal the entire globe. This seems like an
enormous endeavor. Words like “heal the entire globe’ have never been stated
with confidence and conviction like I am feeling and knowing in my heart and
the core of my being right this moment.
It is happening in grass roots communities around the world. The breath
is the same in every nation, country, ethnicity, and time of day. It is
connecting our hearts through this invisible knowing of unity, peace, and
compassion for all beings.
First of all, starting a yoga practice may at first be a
physical release and outlet. As we form a deeper connection with the lineage
and the practice itself we come to our mats to heal. This space of silence and
communing with our bodies can open up a sanctuary for becoming whole. Learning about the philosophical ideals of living life as a yogi or yogini pass through our
personal being and bleed into all areas of our life. Introducing yoga as a way of healing inspires a list of new
modalities to explode including Principle Based Partner Yoga, Yoga for
Emotional Health, Yoga for Low Back Pain, and Yoga for Fertility. When we can
learn to live in harmony with our self this cascade of growth enters into all
of our relations. We can open up to the sacredness of all of life and that each
moment is here to teach us something, to heal something deep with in us.
In addition, if we really want to call ourselves a ‘yogi’ or ‘yogini’ we
must become an activist. Once we can heal ourselves, it is our duty to expand
this health and vitality to reach to all corners of the earth! It is when we cultivate this respect for our
communities, ourselves and our relationship to the elements, that we are truly
living our yoga. This respect is contagious and very much needed for the awakening
of the planet. Taking our yoga off of the mat and into the world is standing up
to make a change for what we see needs evolving on the planet. This form of
activism can take many forms including, eating local in season foods, buying
organic products, boy-coting stores that do not align with our core beliefs,
committing to vote, recycling, and ridding our bikes! From local to grand, now is the time to
enliven this restoration individually an collectively.
Our time spent on the yoga mat is a time to reflect and heal physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. May this practice continue off the mat and into the world through the evolution of this ancient healing art. Encourage yourself and your community to be in action around what you are passionate about and be the change you wish to see internally and externally!
“Humanity is now faced with a stark choice: Evolve or die. … If the structures of the human mind remain unchanged, we will always end up re-creating the same world, the same evils, the same dysfunction.”
- Eckhart Tolle
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Friday, September 14, 2012
Partner Yoga: A Practice of Union
"The Art Of Union"
Principle Based Partner Yoga Workshop
with Lara Barber
& Heidi Northcote
Saturday, October 20th
7-9pm
CorePower Yoga north Boulder
The goal of yoga is union; union of the mind-body-spirit. Discover the art of union in your practice through Principle Based Partner Yoga. We will explore a relaxed connection with others, supported breath work, restorative postures and an introduction to flying inversions.
All levels are welcome and no partner is necessary.
$35 investment
Contact Lara Barber for more info at larastouch@gmail.com
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