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Location: The Studio, 297 E. Bay Street
Schedule subject to changes/additions.
Except where noted classes are open to all levels, allowing everyone to go to their level. It combines Hatha, Kundilini, Ashtanga and Raja Yogas. Emphasis is placed on stretching and strengthening the core of the body to help in doing asanas and other forms of exercise.
Instructors: Angie Caraviello, Susan Cass, Gail Corvette, Cameron Gunter, and Tej Kaur Thompson (see bios below).
$10: Drop-in per class to be paid to the instructor.
** Fees may vary by instructor
Private instruction may be arranged as well as your own group or class at a time you prefer. Feel free to inquire about rental of our space. For more information: call 843.720.8528.
George Buell has been practicing yoga for eight years and completed his 200-hour multi-disciplinary teaching certification at Holy Cow Yoga Center in Charleston. George's practice centers around exploration of the mind-body connection and the pursuit of relaxation through the integration of pranayama, asanas and meditation. After twenty years in the hospitality industry, George began a transition to a life based more fully on inward exploration. Recent professional change brought the opportunity to work as a manager at the Lowcountry Food Bank. A practicing vegetarian, George's influences include a traditional Christian upbringing, enhanced by strong influences from Hinduism, Buddhism, ancient history, the natural environment, art and music. Students can expect George's classes to focus on utilizing the powerful tools of yoga to reduce stress, emotional discord and anxiety.
Angie Caraviello has been interested in yoga since she took her first class in college. After college she moved to Washington DC where she took many yoga classes beginning to focus on the present and relax after working for environmental change with Greenpeace. She then moved back to her hometown, Charleston to further her yoga knowledge. She completed her teacher training at Holy Cow Yoga Center and is registered with Yoga Alliance. She has studied with Sean Corne, Paul Grilley, Ruth Lauer-Manenti, and Gurmukh and hopes to one day study with Shiva Rea. Angie is currently in nursing school at the Medical University of South Carolina in hopes to further her study of the mind body connection and begin on her path to a holistic approach to healthcare.
Susan Cass has been practicing Kundalini Yoga for over 12 years. She has been teaching for 5 years since receiving her KRI certification in
her hometown of Chicago. With a life-long interest in the body-mind-spirit connection, Susan is passionate about helping her
students access previously untapped energy that is stimulated by the steady practice of Kundalini Yoga. Kundalini Yoga awakens the
"kundalini" which is the unlimited potential that exists in every human being. All classes incorporate pranayama (breathing exercises),
postures, mudras (hand positions), mantras (vocalized sound currents), as well as deep relaxation and a meditation. Practicing leaves most
students with a deep sense of physical well-being and a calm mental strength and clarity. These ancient teachings are designed to give you
"hands on" experience of your highest consciousness. The class is only classic Kundalini as taught by Yogi Bhajan. Beginners are welcome. Come
and experience your True self!
Gail Corvette moved to Charleston (her husband David's hometown) in mid-October 2008 from Hong Kong where she was working for a consulting firm and teaching yoga at Yoga Limbs, one of Hong Kong's first yoga studios. She has been practicing yoga for more than 12 years and has completed 300 hours of teacher training. She has studied with John Friend (the founder of Anusara yoga), Jackie Prete, Rudrani Farbman-Brown, Elena Brower, John Seelye, Desiree Rumbaugh, Cyndi Lee, Shiva Rea, and Andrey Lappa among others.
She is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Instructor and only one of two Anusara-inspired teachers in Charleston. Here in Charleston, she also teaches at SpiritMoves, 445 Savannah Highway, and MUSC Wellness Center.
Gail studies and practices Anusara ((a-nu-sar-a) yoga, which means "flowing with Grace," "going with the flow," "following your heart"). It unifies the Tantric yoga philosophy of intrinsic goodness with Universal Principles of AlignmentTM. Founded in 1997 by John Friend, it is the most popular and fastest-growing style of yoga with 12,000 affiliated teachers and 100,000 students worldwide. Anusara Yoga's remarkable popularity is due in large part to its uplifting philosophy, epitomized by a "celebration of the heart," that looks for the good in all people and all things. Consequently, students of all levels of ability and yoga experience are honored for their unique differences, limitations, and talents. This life-affirming vision sets the basis for a yoga system in which the harmony and joy of a tightly knit community is exulted. For more information, visit www.anusara.com. Gail's complete schedule can be seen at www.chasscyogaandnia.blogspot.com.
Cameron Gunter started Living Yoga at the age of 16 with the help of her mother as a way to explore and deal with dis-ease in her body. She believes that yoga can open people to the idea of expressing the power of being ALIVE! Being yoga and not doing yoga is what Cameron is most interested in sharing with students. She facilitates classes that allow students the experience of being yoga without walls and brings students back home to their true SELF. She currently travels and assists her teacher, Shiva Rea and is part of the mentor team of the Samudra Global School for Living Yoga in Santa Monica, CA. She considers herself to be a global citizen and enjoys living on Wadmalaw Island, SC with her family and daughter, Sophie Wahe'. She is passionate about sustainability, living a hybrid lifestyle, mother ocean, surfing all kinds of waves, music, family, friends and the path of the YOGINI!
She is available for private yoga instruction, retreats, workshops, master classes (500-E-RYT), bodywork/massage therapy (SC License #1786 and NCTMB), doula services/pre and post natal education, print and video modeling.
She can be reached at: cameron@thetravellingyogini.com www.thetravellingyogini.com
Tej Kaur Thompson (Sheri Thompson) considers the teachings of Hatha Yoga master Sri Swami Satchidananda and Kundalini/White Tantric Yoga master Yogi Bhajan as her spiritual teachers. Tej considers her Hatha training as the foundation for her practice, however, it is the Kundalini Yoga that has been the sole focus and passion of her personal practice.
Her certifications and formal training include: Hatha Yoga training from Yogaville, in Swami Satchidananda's Yoga lineage. She has been certificated as a teacher of Beginner's, Intermediate and Cardiac Hatha Yoga. In 2003 she went to Nosara, Costa Rica (studied with Don and Amba Stapleton) and became certified to teach Advanced Hatha Yoga. Tej started teaching Kundalini Yoga in 2002 and was certified through the Yogi Bhajan's 3HO (www.3Ho.org) teacher training in Punjab, India, in 2004. Other teachers she has personally trained with include Ravi Singh, Hari Kaur, Gurmukh, Stephanie Keach, Todd Norian, and David Life.
"Sat Nam" (translated as Truth is my Identity) is the mantra given byYogi Bhajan for the Aquarian Age. It is this premise on which all her classes are taught. Kriya (exercise), pranayama (breath control exercises) and mantra (sound vibration) are the techniques offered for students to find their way to, and ultimately cultivate relationship with, their own personal Truth. Part of that truth is going at your own pace, honoring limitations as well as strengths. Please join her in a sometimes fun, sometimes serious, always Yoga practice. All levels are welcome.For more information, email TejKaur@bellsouth.net, or ring her up at 843.819.4300.
Sat nam! (Truth is my path)
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