Yoga Evolution Retreats

Ashtanga & Yin Yoga Retreats With Mindfulness Meditation

     The yoga evolution retreat centre is set in six hectares of a traditional Portuguese estate, deep in the countryside of Portugal. We have many relaxing features around the grounds of this beautiful place such as, ancient cork oak trees, fertile terraces full of wild life and a lovely stream that flows through the bottom of the grounds.

The stream has many sitting positions dotted along it where you can sit in natural rock pools to cool off on a hot day.

Yoga Practice

Peter and Sue have trained with many world renowned and none world renowned yoga teachers and continue to learn share and practice the union of yoga. They are both professionally certified yoga teachers both in the UK and with the University of India and have worked with Sarah Powers and Paul Grilley the founders of insight yoga as they continue to develop their skills.

The morning yoga practice taught at the retreat centre is the ashtanga vinyasa yoga (primary series). Peter has been changing certain sequences to help all find more fluidity in a led class environment. Peter learnt a lot from David Swenson and his teaching style and has now evolved on that through gaining more knowledge from the people who do the practice at the retreat centre.

The evening classes are led by Sue who teaches yin yoga sequences to purify and stimulate the meridians. These classes are very complimentary to the yang created from ashtanga. You will have the opportunity to learn many meditation techniques to incorporate into yin yoga.

Every morning we will be cultivating a mindfulness meditation practice and we also have one morning session dedicated to pranayama (expanding the dimensions of the breath),

Diet.

The food served is vegetarian ayurvedic and macrobiotic with a touch of raw.

We hope to see you here some time and share our authentic home and company.

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Location: Yorkshire and the Humber - South Yorkshire
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