Ashtanga Yoga Margaret River
Alys Pardoe
Movement. Breath. Stillness
THE PRACTICE
Ashtanga yoga combines three techniques. Postures (Asanas) with a breathing technique and a gaze point (Drsti) linked together with movement (Vinyasa).
By practising this method we develop non-judgemental awareness of the body and mind, allowing ourselves to become more steady, centered and kind.
ABOUT ME
I began practising yoga in England in 1998 when I met my first teacher John Scott. Having tried other styles of yoga, it was Ashtanga that fulfilled my search for a practice that was both physical and spiritual.
After moving to Western Australia with my husband and our two daughters in 2008 I continued my practice, learning with teachers from around the world.
In 2011 under their guidance, I started to teach, beginning a year-long apprenticeship. In the same year, I began the first of many trips to Mysore in India to practise and study with Sharath Jois. In 2016 I received his authorisation to teach.
I feel very lucky to be able to live on the beautiful coast of South West WA where we try to live consciously and play joyfully.
The practice of yoga has provided both a supportive foundation and platform for growth that still fulfils and challenges me on a daily basis and teaches me as I hope to teach others that kindness and awareness of our true nature is a practice for everyone.
CLASSES
Monday
6am - Guided Ashtanga
Tuesday
6am - Mysore
6pm - Guided Ashtanga
Wednesday
6am - Mysore
Thursday
6am - Mysore
Friday
6am - Guided Ashtanga
Saturday
8am - Guided Ashtanga
THE LOCATION
Classes are held in our studio.
The Shala, 64 Townview Terrace, Margaret River.