Saturday September 21st
Get Down Dog - DJ Yoga followed by a dance party
Teaching Schedule
Core Power
Wednesday 3:45 C2 Sobo, 5:15 C2 Sobo
Thursday 12:00 C2 Nobo, 3:30 C2 Hill, 6:15 C2 Nobo
Friday 8:15 C2 Sobo, 10:00 C2 Sobo, 12:45 C2 Hill
Colorado Athletic Club
Wednesday 1:45 Power Vinyasa
Private Clients - Students and Teachers of Yoga
Monday 8:30-2:30
Tuesday 12-2:30
Wednesday 8:30-1:00
Sunday by appt.
$60-$80
Get Down Dog - DJ Yoga followed by a dance party
Teaching Schedule
Core Power
Wednesday 3:45 C2 Sobo, 5:15 C2 Sobo
Thursday 12:00 C2 Nobo, 3:30 C2 Hill, 6:15 C2 Nobo
Friday 8:15 C2 Sobo, 10:00 C2 Sobo, 12:45 C2 Hill
Colorado Athletic Club
Wednesday 1:45 Power Vinyasa
Private Clients - Students and Teachers of Yoga
Monday 8:30-2:30
Tuesday 12-2:30
Wednesday 8:30-1:00
Sunday by appt.
$60-$80
BIO
It wasn’t that long ago that Raj taught wilderness survival skills and environmental education to kids of all ages. One day the principle at one of the high schools he worked at, asked him to lead an all girls Yoga and Meditation class. While teaching asana, Raj would theme his classes on female empowerment, body issues and self respect. After a year and a half of teaching yoga to teenage girls, it became time to begin teaching to a more relatable audience.
After finishing the 200 hour training he wanted more. Raj went on to get teacher certifications in AcroYoga, and with the YogaSlackers. He found that both of these training's greatly complemented his teaching and created a profound shift in both his personal practice and his life.
Raj now co-leads several teacher training programs a year and teaches vinyasa and restorative yoga classes at several yoga studios in Boulder. He also teaches Acroyoga, partner yoga, and arm balance and inversion workshops. He also volunteers his time teaching yoga at local high schools and is on a committee looking to bring yoga into schools as an alternative to traditional P.E. classes. Over the years he has worked on keeping a beginner’s mind Through study, practice and play Raj continues to strengthen his education and evolve his teaching style to keep it fresh and inspired.
It wasn’t that long ago that Raj taught wilderness survival skills and environmental education to kids of all ages. One day the principle at one of the high schools he worked at, asked him to lead an all girls Yoga and Meditation class. While teaching asana, Raj would theme his classes on female empowerment, body issues and self respect. After a year and a half of teaching yoga to teenage girls, it became time to begin teaching to a more relatable audience.
After finishing the 200 hour training he wanted more. Raj went on to get teacher certifications in AcroYoga, and with the YogaSlackers. He found that both of these training's greatly complemented his teaching and created a profound shift in both his personal practice and his life.
Raj now co-leads several teacher training programs a year and teaches vinyasa and restorative yoga classes at several yoga studios in Boulder. He also teaches Acroyoga, partner yoga, and arm balance and inversion workshops. He also volunteers his time teaching yoga at local high schools and is on a committee looking to bring yoga into schools as an alternative to traditional P.E. classes. Over the years he has worked on keeping a beginner’s mind Through study, practice and play Raj continues to strengthen his education and evolve his teaching style to keep it fresh and inspired.
