Many Corpses, Many Savasanas with Kelly Sobanski

Many Corpses…Many Savasanas

A pop-up workshop to celebrate Halloween and Day of the Dead

Saturday October 30th 2 – 4 pm PST / 5 – 7 pm EST on zoom

There are a lot of reasons to play dead at this time of year. Savasana is the ultimate resting pose. Every part of our body deserves to rest deeply.

The Iyengars developed many different types of savasanas for the parts of our body that have the most difficult time relaxing. BKS Iyengar taught us that the correct practice of savasana could bring incredibly benefits, but only if it was embodied and felt on a cellular level. He once wrote that savasana “is not simply lying on one’s back with a vacant mind and gazing, nor does it end in snoring. It is the most difficult of yogic asanas to perfect, but it is also the most refreshing and rewarding.”

Savasana is a pose we do for rest and relaxation and for managing pain and injury! It is a pose that allows us to go deep within ourselves, to enter the concisions, subconscious and other worldly realms. Perfect for this time of year.

In this special workshop, we will cover savasana for the low back, neck and shoulders, hamstrings, groins and brain. Plus, savasana for general wellness.

This all-levels class is best for those with at least 3 months of consistent Iyengar Yoga practice. It is also beneficial for teacher and teachers-in-training who want to help their own students.

Recordings:

We plan that this zoom workshop will be recorded.  Every registrant will receive access to the recording for one month.  If you cannot attend the workshop live, you can pre-register and receive the recording.

Tuition:

$28 – a spooktacularly special rate!

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Kelly Sobanski is a Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher at the Intermediate Junior III level. Based in Indiana, she has studied directly with BKS Iyengar, Geeta Iyengar and Abhijata Shridar including six months of study at the Iyengar Institute in Pune, India. Kelly has deep knowledge of Iyengar Yoga therapeutics and pain management, gleaned from her own practice and eight years assisting in Lois Steinberg’s therapy classes at Iyengar Yoga Champaign-Urbana and her time at the Iyengar Institute in Pune. Kelly has worked with many students with intricate and in-depth physical challenges. Kelly inspires practitioners at all levels to cultivate wisdom, intuition and luminance through the endless learning that yoga unveils.  She is also a dedicated volunteer including past President of the Board of Directors for the Iyengar Yoga Association of the Mid-West.