Melanie Fawer's guest appearances

Melanie Fawer

Life On Earth Podcast

John Joseph

Julie Piatt

James Swanwick

Sheena Mannina

Patricia Karpas

Preston Smiles

Emily Cross

Andrew Gordon

Brock Pierce

Lillian Savoie

Erin Claire Jones

Lisa Byrne

Michael Harris

Rosie Acosta

Pedro Valente

OwlTail

Today’s guest is Melanie Fawer, an ashtanga yoga teacher who is certified by Pattabhi Jois. We hear about how her first trip to India made her fall in love with yoga, in part due to the differences she saw in it there compared to the US. That first trip to India was in 1994, so we discuss the changes that Melanie has seen in yoga since then.   Melanie teaches Mysore style yoga. She shares with us why it is so special to her and what exactly makes it unique. She continues to be impressed at how genius the style is. Then, we learn about the usefulness of led classes and other inspirations that Melanie draws from. Because ashtanga classes are sometimes taught incorrectly, we hear about this causing some people to falsely dislike it. A proper class takes a lot of observation from the teacher.   Only internally can we truly know when the next level of evolution needs to happen, which causes Melanie to share how we can find our true potential. It’s important to have a support group, but Melanie feels like she hasn’t had that foundation until about five years ago. Related to this, she offers advice on what to do on the days that feel gloomy.   An important aspect of Mysore style is connecting with one teacher; going to different studios and teachers may lead to selling yourself short. Melanie discusses this and points out what to keep in mind when starting Mysore style yoga.   melanie@ashtangayogaroom.com http://www.ashtangayogaroom.com   https://www.amazon.com/Mysore-Style-Ashtanga-Yoga-Certified/dp/B00078S6A6   https://www.instagram.com/ashtangayogaroom/   https://www.facebook.com/theyogaroomnola  

Today’s guest is Melanie Fawer, an ashtanga yoga teacher who is certified by Pattabhi Jois. We hear about how her first trip to India made her fall in love with yoga, in part due to the differences she saw in it there compared to the US. That first trip to India was in 1994, so we discuss the changes that Melanie has seen in yoga since then. Melanie teaches Mysore style yoga. She shares with us why it is so special to her and what exactly makes it unique. She continues to be impressed at how genius the style is. Then, we learn about the usefulness of led classes and other inspirations that Melanie draws from. Because ashtanga classes are sometimes taught incorrectly, we hear about this causing some people to falsely dislike it. A proper class takes a lot of observation from the teacher. Only internally can we truly know when the next level of evolution needs to happen, which causes Melanie to share how we can find our true potential. It’s important to have a support group, but Melanie feels like she hasn’t had that foundation until about five years ago. Related to this, she offers advice on what to do on the days that feel gloomy. An important aspect of Mysore style is connecting with one teacher; going to different studios and teachers may lead to selling yourself short. Melanie discusses this and points out what to keep in mind when starting Mysore style yoga. <a href="mailto:melanie@ashtangayogaroom.com">melanie@ashtangayogaroom.com</a> <a href="http://www.ashtangayogaroom.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ashtangayogaroom.com</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Mysore-Style-Ashtanga-Yoga-Certified/dp/B00078S6A6" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Mysore-Style-Ashtanga-Yoga-Certified/dp/B00078S6A6</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ashtangayogaroom/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/ashtangayogaroom/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/theyogaroomnola" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/theyogaroomnola</a>

#38 Yoga Tradition with Melanie Fawer Going Back To Mysore