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The 1661 Inn and
Hotel Manisses PO Box I Block Island, RI 02807
Phone: (401) 466-2421
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Balancing the Body: An Introductory Yoga Workshop Most of us live in a state of imbalance. Yoga is practice of bringing ourselves back into balance through awareness of our selves and our surroundings. Join Gwendolyn Alker for a yoga workshop on beautiful Block Island where we will use breath, movement and alignment to come back into harmony with ourselves. Block Island is a pristine beach community twelve miles off the coast of Rhode Island. The workshop will include a morning class of dynamic poses and breath work, geared towards bringing you back into anatomical and mental balance. Each afternoon, we will delve into a specific topic in more depth. Subjects for afternoon classes may include yoga philosophy, anatomy, restorative yoga and the ability to take your practice “off the mat.” This retreat will give you an opportunity to deepen your own practice. The rest of your day may be spent enjoying the beauty of Block Island. Many activities are available including walking trails, going to the beach, biking, kayaking, horseback riding and more. All levels are welcome. Please email Gwendolyn at gwendolyn.alker@nyu.edu with any questions about the workshop. Daily classes: Cost: Full Yoga Retreat:
Yoga Escape Retreat:
About Gwendolyn: Gwendolyn Alker, R.Y.T., Ph.D., has been practicing yoga for thirteen years, and teaching for ten. She first began her practice on Block Island and has been teaching through the Elevation Studio in New Harbor for the last three years. Her classes are intellectually inquisitive, challenging, and non-dogmatic. Gwendolyn has certifications in Vinyasa and Kripalu yoga and also incorporates Anusara and Iyengar elements into her teaching style. She is a full time faculty in the Department of Drama, New York University where she teaches on issues of embodiment and other areas of performance. She can be reached at gwendolyn.alker@nyu.edu.
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