Tish Ganey = Yoga + Marketing
Yoga: It feels a little bit like having girl scout badges to post the service marks that represent my yoga teacher training. But here goes! I’ve been registered as a yoga teacher through Yoga Alliance since 2013. And I received the designation of Certified Yoga Therapist in 2020. More than just “badges,” those associations represent thousands of hours of teaching, learning, and practicing yoga. My yoga practice started in 1977 watching yoga on TV with Lilias, Yoga and You in black and white. I am by no means an expert, even though I am fast approaching the 10,000 hours Malcolm Gladwell describes as the basic requirement to master a skill. It might not make me good, but it encourages me to do the things that will make me do good.
I teach yoga in the Kripalu yoga tradition bringing breath awareness, attention to the subtle body, and the changing sensations within the body through the combined practice of asana, pranayama, and dhyana. Influenced directly and indirectly through the long and strong lineages of yoga and meditation taught by Swami Kripalu, B.K.S. Iyengar, Satchadananda, Gary Kraftsow, Loren Fishman, Ray Long, Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, Timothy McCall, Tara Brach, Sharon Salzberg, Ram Dass, the Kripalu teachers and faculty Yoganand Michael Carroll, Larissa Hall Carlson, Sudha Carolyn Lundeen, Sudhir Jonathan Foust, Michelle Dalbec, Coby Kozlowski, Lee Albert, Lisa Nelson, Annie B. Kay, Erin Casperson, and the teachers and faculty for the Kripalu School of Integrative Yoga Therapy: Joseph LePage, Mary Northey, Ellen Schaeffer, Freedom Cole, Kaelash Neels, Cathy Prescott, Jennifer Reis, Lisa Cavallaro, and others like Michael McCullers/Atlanta,
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