March Yoga Workshop
Yin Yoga and Trigger Points using the ball
Skaneateles Presbyterian Church, Click Left for Details
Winter 2012 Schedule
Weather related cancelations posted 90 minutes prior to class
Monday -Community Yin/Yang Yoga
9:10-10:30 am
Library doors opens at 9:00 am
Please leave 4 parking spaces in the library parking lot. If full, please park on Orange or Maple. Thank you
Please pay $7.00 at the library desk prior to class, meet in the community room
32 Maple Street
Marcellus, NY 13108-1257
(315) 673-3221
Wednesday Yin/Restorative Yoga
Camillus Medical Center West
5:30-7:00 pm
Feel free to attend both sessions or just come in at 5:30 pm
Camillus, NY 13031-3200
(315) 487-1427
Fee $7.00
Friday Community Yoga Yin/Yang
Camillus Medical Center West
9:00 am -10:30 am (Studio B)
5700 West Genesee Street
Camillus, NY 13031-3200
(315) 487-1427
Fee $7.00
Yoga Workshops/Retreats
Saturday or Sunday afternoon
Marcellus Library or Camillus Medical Center
Pre-registration will be required
Check back for workshops themes and dates
Kayla, my daughter, demonstrating Yin Yoga
Yin Yoga:
- Target the deeper tissues in the body, using slow, relaxed and supportive floor poses
- Learn simple and effective breathing and visulization exercises to enhance health and reduce stress.
- Bring meditation into the yoga practice, create a platform for gaining insight and inner calm.
- With regular practice, Yin Yoga will improve all forms of movement from everyday activities to athletic performance.
- Yin yoga with regular practice will help support overall good health, from the mood to immune system, similar to what you would receive in acupressure/acupuncture.
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Posures easily modified to meet all levels, if however you have a medical condition,
please seek advise from your Medical Provider prior to starting yoga.
Yang Yoga, demonstrated with Tina
Yang Yoga :
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These movements activate the muscle and build strength
with focus on safety
- Consistant practice will provide many benefits, including, increased self confidence, improved mental outlook, improved physical strength, flexibility, breathing, reduced anxiety, improved posture, bone strength, healthier back, more energy and a increased attitude of "I can vs. I can't", a more positive outlook on life.
- We use simple, active, counter poses moderately during yin yoga to balance the yin yoga that works on the connective tissue with muscle building.
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Yang counterposes recondition the body in a safe, progressive manner that will last a lifetime. Yang yoga uses principles of alignment that prevent injury and help to gradual
build strength and flexibility.
- Yang Yoga practice removes qi stagnation as it safely opens up the body and creates strength.
Nothing is impossible unless you think it is...
Tina is a Professional Wellness Educator and Yoga Teacher, with over 20 years experience
Teacher Bio
Tina Ramsden is Registered by The Yoga Alliance, as a E-RYT with over ten years teaching yoga and 25 years in the health and fitness field. Tinas teaching is highly influenced by both a Yin sequence of long held poses to enhance the meridian and organ systems, combined with a Yang practice, influenced by Viniyoga, Anusara and alignment based teachings.
The teachers that Tina has trained with and have most influenced her include:
Yin Yoga, Viniyoga & Meditation Teacher Trainings with Sarah Powers
Anusara Yoga Trainings with Amy Ippoliti and Todd Norian, among others.
Alignment based yoga with Rodney Yee and Iyengar Yoga with Fransois Raoult,
Therapeutic Yoga Teacher Training with Dr. Don Stapleton, creater of
"Self Awakening Yoga"; Christi Rypin, author of Yummy Yoga;
and Yin Yoga & Acupressure Training with Ken Baxter
Other credentials include:
BSE (Bachelors of Science and Education from SUNY Cortland) NYS Certified Recreation Therapist & Health Educator - 15 years, Certified Kripalu Danskinetics Teacher and Certified Personal Trainer.
Healing Yin/Yang Yoga
