Agni Handy : Graduated
Congratulations to Agni Handy on graduating – what a wonderful Christmas gift to yourself!
Agni Handy has successfully graduated Intelligent Yoga Teacher Training and is now a fully fledged, certified yoga teacher. With a special interest in the voice, breath and how it connects to our bodies, she brings her background as an actor into her teaching.
It’s always wonderful to congratulate new teachers as they graduate – particularly because it’s beautiful to see each one draw from the practice we share at IYTT and incorporate their own individual interests into the way they hold space and create engaging classes.
We wish Agni all the very best with her classes and are delighted she’s part of the IYTT family.
Well done Agni!
At IYTT we’re constantly evolving, integrating the latest science and knowledge into the course. This year, we’ve focused on creating trauma sensitive approaches. Although it may sound a small thing, the most challenging aspect has been adjusting the words we use. One example is the way we refer to everyone as “practitioners” – flattening the hierarchy by removing the notion that one person holds the keys to knowledge which they then bestow on the student. Just one way we’re working to make yoga truly accessible to everyone.
If you’d like to follow Agni Handy’s footsteps and make your dreams of becoming a confident, authentic yoga teacher, message me I’d love to hear about your yoga journey and share this next step with you.
IYTT Applications now open for our next course
Intelligent Yoga Teacher Training (IYTT) is unique amongst teacher training courses. We offer an incisive, thoughtful and intelligent approach to yoga teacher training, driven by the most current scientific developments in anatomy and movement research.
Delivered by an elite group of senior yoga teachers at the top of their field, IYTT offers a spacious, immersive modular structure which provides time and space for profound learning, integration and growth. Each of the teaching team draws on decades of practical experience of yoga, including particularly the work of Vanda Scaravelli and somatic, embodied practices.
Described by some as radical and provocative, this approach to practice demands a fundamental shift in our practice and teaching.
Throughout the course, we’ll investigate how our bodies move, how we respond to stimuli and how we can cultivate an atmosphere of authentic enquiry and exploration. We’ll support and encourage you to gain a clear understanding of how you personally engage with yourself through movement and how you can use that knowledge to create new, healthier approaches to living and moving, for yourself and your students.
London and Online
The next course starts in September
5 modules over 12 months
fully accredited and certified
Limited to 14 trainees only, to maximise your learning opportunity
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