Welcome to the Inaugural
Regional Iyengar Yoga Conference
The Iyengar Yoga National Association of the United States is thrilled to offer students of all levels of experience the opportunity to study with the finest teachers in New England and from across the country. Held over the course of a three-day weekend, this is your opportunity to study with the largest group of senior-level Iyengar yoga teachers ever gathered together for a weekend conference. This smaller and more intimate conference will have only half the number of students than Iyengar Yoga conventions have had in the past, providing you with a more personal environment in which to deepen your yoga practice.
Registration is now open for everyone!
This conference will fill quickly. Register now!
Why attend this conference?
As a part of this history-making weekend conference you will experience the highly developed Iyengar methodology which includes the precise use of language, demonstration and teaching in each asana as well as individual correction and adjustment of students. Our conference faculty have studied directly with BKS Iyengar and his family in India year after year, and you will discover what they have learned through their study with this yoga master. BKS Iyengar, who recently celebrated his 90th birthday, continues to inspire yogis world-wide by his devoted daily practice of over 75 years and by his exemplary teaching.
Come, join us, and become an integral part of this growing yoga community and grand lineage of yoga teachers and practitioners in the US and across the world.
How is the conference structured?
To enhance your learning experience, the conference is sectioned into three tracks for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students. Students will attend three classes each day and can select their preferred classes and teachers by registering online.
The general schedule each day for all level students will consist of morning, late morning and afternoon classes. The morning classes will be dedicated to standing poses (Friday, October 16), forward bends and twists (Saturday, October 17) and backbends (Sunday, October 18). In the late mornings there will be classes held on topics of special interest, and the afternoons will be dedicated to further study of asana, as well as pranayama.
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Download a conference flyer to print and post at your studio or to distribute to your friends and colleagues.
