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Prenatal
Yoga Teacher Training - Level 1 with Juliana Secches 
Focusing on the anatomy and physiology of the female body during pregnancy, you will explore how
the changes that affect the body and mind during this time need to be incorporated into an essential exercise routine to avoid
injury, stress and exhaustion. Beyond modifying Asanas, the goal
of this course is to provide the tools to intelligently adapt anything (from a walk to the grocery store to a challenging
inversion) to fit the needs of the pregnant student. We will focus on understanding the female pelvis and core, the
deep changes they go through, and how these changes affect the body as a whole. We will also discuss childbirth and how we can help women have a birth experience that is free of trauma and suffering.
It is a fundamental part of the Yoga practice to be present in the moment. Helping women achieve this during pregnancy, labor
and delivery can be both immensely challenging and overwhelmingly gratifying. LEVEL I – 20 hours This training will explore ways to help the pregnant woman work with
her body to maintain optimal posture and a healthy lifestyle. It will also explore how to allow the body to naturally promote
a healthier and easier labor and delivery. What you will
learn: - What specific areas need to be strengthened
and stretched.
- How to effectively teach exercises that will help prepare for
birth.
- How to keep the body in its best shape for a rapid recovery from birth.
- How to modify postures and adapt sequences to better suit the needs of the
pregnant body.
- How to deal with a variety of special needs and why they happen.
- Opportunity to observe/assist Prenatal Yoga classes
Date:
Fall 2009, exact date is TBD Fee: $400 Call (646)638-1444 to reserve your space. Juliana Secches, RYT, Exercise Physiologist, Childbirth Educator, Doula, and Pre/Post Natal expert, created this
very informative workshop to share her experience. She developed a true fascination for understanding the movements
of the human body from very early in her life. Pregnancy and childbirth were just topics she grew up discussing with her father,
who’s an OB/GYN and apprenticed her into a lot of the work she does today. Juliana is also a new mom to baby Bruno.
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