This outdoor yoga class will be held at the Olympic Sculpture Park’s amphitheater. In the event of inclement weather classes will be moved into the adjacent Pavilion. Please bring your own mat and plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before class to check-in.
Description:8 Limbs is thrilled to partner with the Seattle Art Museum once again to offer free classes to the public at the spectacular Olympic Sculpture Park. These All Levels classes are part of SAM’s “GET OUT! Summer at SAM” series and run every Saturday from July 12 through September 27, 2014.
Teacher Bio: Chiara Guerrieri began studying Yoga in 1983 to rehabilitate and strengthen her core after a car accident; she continues to practice and teach as a way to heal the separation between body and mind.
Chiara teaches us to focus on the core, on the deepest musculature of the body’s center. A stabilized core better supports the outer layers and limbs of the body. By developing the core, students connect to a deeper place within themselves; strength and grace are the result. She has a strong interest in injury evaluation and treatment, and welcomes students recovering from injury or other physical pain. Chiara adapts movement so that all students can participate and develop the support their bodies need to recover. She has studied Hypnosis and Neuro Linguistic Programming; she uses her language skills to weave trances that wake us from our routines, allowing us to explore new pathways. Her instruction is lively, accessible, encouraging and compassionate, dedicated to working with each student to create a safe, strong practice.
Chiara is a licensed massage therapist, teaches Anatomy for Yoga Teacher Trainings, and is 200ERYT and 500RYT certified as a yoga instructor with Ana Forrest and Shari Friedrichsen. Her love of yoga nourishes her passion for dancing Argentine tango. Cultivating balance, awareness of center, stillness within movement while connecting with That which is greater than us expands when dancing together.
“Do what you love in service to those who love what you do”
—Radical Leap