Ashtanga in Cambridge/Boston area

[Guest guest]

I am looking for a place to practice/take classes in the

cambridge/boston/belmont area. Does anyone know of a good ashtanga

teacher?<br>thanks<br>kookie

[Guest guest]

One very friendly and responsive teacher who

leads primary series classes in Gene Pacelli. He

teaches at various places in Concord, Cambridge,

Framingham and Boston. You should e-mail him to get his

schedule (because he's all over the place, I'm not sure

what it is): gpacelli<br><br>Best, Gaby

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the responses re. my achy-breaky back.

I will give it a try and see how it goes over the

next few weeks. <br><br>Also, thanks for the contact

in Boston from Gaby.<br><br>I actually injured my

lower back during practice in New York a couple of

weeks ago and still have a bit of left over pain from

that but being more aware of my hips and such will

hopefully help prevent any more of this 'over-stretching'

unless, of course, another helpful teacher stands on my

knees and pushes my chin into the ground in

baddahkonasana. Yeah! What fun! ...no more trouble with pose;

maybe trouble walking! Hello!<br><br><br>Thanks,<br>The

Baddahkonasana Poster Girl (did I even spell it close to right?)

[sachi_77 0]

Hi,

 

I took a yoga class from Gene Pacelli at BSC in Lexington. I thought he was a wonderful teacher. I'd like to take his class but unable to find it. Does anyone know if he teaches besides BSC? I don't have a membership at the gym so I am looking for the other yoga places. Thanks.

[passionate_freak 1]

But mere physical stretching and few mingled up stuffs are not the true Yoga. To learn the true Yoga you gotta jump out of your seclusion. Yoga in true form can relate us to the divinity, the Kundalini Awakening and with most of those awesome siddhis.