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Yoga
- Teaching Biography
Gerry Kielty (Principal Teacher)
Gerry began the practice and study of yoga as a teenager.
He trained at the Rathdowne Yoga Room in Melbourne Australia
and at the Edinburgh Iyengar Yoga Institute for 2 years.
Gerry qualified as an Iyengar teacher in 1995, and in 1997
he also studied intensively at the Iyengar Institute in
Pune India.
Gerry's interest in Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga began in 1995,
his first teacher being David Svenson. He also studied with
Richard Freeman in Boulder, Colorado, and has studied with
BKS Iyengar and Shri. K. Pattabhi Jois.
During his study time, which still continues, Gerry began
teaching in 1993. He has been challenged by many different
teaching environments and has worked independently with
athletes, dancers, performers, medical professionals and
actors, as well as teaching regular classes and courses.
He currently co directs balance in Glasgow and conducts
workshops and retreats around the United Kingdom and internationally.
Maureen
Smith
Maureen Smith is an Iyengar Yoga Teacher,
who completed her 2-year training in October 2002 at the
Edinburgh Iyengar Centre.
She
also holds an instructors certificate in Infant Massage
from the International Association of Infant Massage as
well being a qualified ante and post natal teacher.
Maureen is also a Registered General Nurse of over 25 years
experience and a Health Visitor with 16 years experience.
Shona Macdonald
Shona trained with the Scottish Yoga Teachers Association
(SYTA). In addition to the SYTA she is also
a member of the Iyengar Yoga Association, both of which
influence her teaching style.
Sian Pringle
Sian first became interested in yoga in 1998. Studying with
many inspiring teachers over the years, such as Tara Fraser
and Jenny Pretor Pinney among others, has helped to develop
her teaching style. Classes follow a holistic style of yoga
encompassing many different traditions. Sian gained her
teaching qualification with Yoga Scotland and has been teaching
in Glasgow since 2006.
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