Podcast appearances and mentions of carrie owerko

Today on the How We Can Heal Podcast, Lisa Danylchuk speaks with Carrie Owerko, founder of The Playground. Tune in to hear the pair discuss all things PLAY, their love of dance, and how movement can heal. Listen on Apple | Spotify | Google | AmazonAbout Carrie Owerko:Carrie Owerko is renowned yoga and movement teacher with a vast international following. She has travelled throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and North and South America to share her unique interdisciplinary approach, which weaves movement and exercise science principals into her decades-long study of yoga. She has taught at Kripalu, Triyoga London, Omega Institute, Iyengar Institutes internationally, and many other venues. Carrie created a series of best-selling online courses for Yoga Journal, and has been featured in Yoga International, Prevention Magazine, The New York Times, and other publications.Recently, Carrie founded The Playground, a virtual studio and library where she imparts her intelligent, playful and evolving approach to yoga and movement with students globally.Carrie has been a mover, dancer, and athlete throughout her life. Early on, this love of all forms of movement led her to the study of performance. After earning a BFA in Dance and Theater from Loretto Heights College, she attended and graduated from the renowned Neighborhood Playhouse Theater School in NYC. She then spent several years working for a movement/educational/experimental theater company called The Irondale Ensemble Project. After Irondale, she continued her movement inquiries and became a Movement Analyst (CMA), having completed her studies at The Laban Institute in NYC. Her passion for continuous movement exploration also took her into a decades-long, in-depth study of yoga. She eventually earned a Senior Level Iyengar teaching credential. Additionally, she is a certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT), Functional Range Conditioning Mobility Specialist, among other certifications.Outline of the episode:[03:54] What play is to Carrie?[17:33] Sparking learning and creativity through play[27:07] Safe movement of the body[38:18] Solving body boredom and self-exploration[46:08] The privileged and importance of safety[56:26] Creating a space to heal with PLAYResources:Website: https://www.carrieowerko.com/The Playground: https://www.carrieowerko.com/on-demandFull Transcript: howwecanheal.com/podcast

Carrie Owerko is a renowned yoga and movement teacher with a vast international following, having travelled throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and North and South America to share her unique interdisciplinary approach, which weaves movement and exercise science principles into her decades-long study of yoga. Carrie created a series of best-selling online courses for Yoga Journal, [...] The post Being Supported in the Challenges of Evolving in Your Work and Yourself appeared first on Amanda Berlin -- Communication Strategy and Business Consulting.

We’re exploring the purpose of props in today’s episode with international yoga teacher, Zain Syed. Zain’s videos on social media have inspired many around the world to explore creative and fun ways to practice yoga poses. With many years of training from senior Iyengar Yoga teachers, as well as studying and learning from his mentor and dear friend, Carrie Owerko, he brings a dynamic blend of power, precision and play into his practice and teaching. Before the pandemic Zain was a traveling teacher and visited over 20+ countries to share practice with diverse communities overseas. We explore the role of a prop, how it can assist or hold someone back, vinyasa yoga versus prop based yoga, the role of the yoga student & teacher & more in this conversation. At the end of the episode, Zain shares some of his favorite teachers and resources to help yoga teachers elevate their practice & awareness with props. Show notes here: https://letstalk.yoga/Connect with us on Instagram here : https://www.instagram.com/arundhati_baitmangalkar/Join our exclusive Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkyoga

This episode is really, really special. As you know, with my State of the Union series I wanted to see how different businesses and friends of mine are faring since COVID, but I also wanted to provide hope, and today’s guest does just that. Carrie Owenko is a lot of things. She’s an innovator who […] The post MOTM #252: State of the Union: Online Yoga with Carrie Owerko appeared first on The Movement Maestro.

I am so excited to have Carrie Owerko on the show today! Carrie is a Senior Iyengar Teacher, Yoga Therapist, Certified Movement Analyst, and Author! She is extremely amazing and has a playful energy that translates through the show and her teachings. She is a badass yogi who brings lots of joy. She thinks outside the box with her practice and flow and really encourages everyone to express their body in their own unique ways. She is also giving you guys a sweet gift of 10% off any of her subscriptions! The discount code is PLAYFUL10. There is a free trial included, and epic access to all of her creative vibes!Follow Carrie on Instagram @carrieowerkoMUSIC: Process by 92elmSUPPORT THE SHOW: If you find this podcast valuable you can support it directly by visiting https://dannipomplun.com/support/WRITE A REVIEW: If you like the podcast, please leave a review or rating on iTunes! Click here for a quick and easy guide on how to leave a review on iTunes.Don’t forget to subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | RSS | Spotify.See you on the mat. Much love and good vibes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I am THRILLED to welcome my guest, Carrie Owerko to the podcast! Carrie is a phenomenal human and movement teacher who holds curiosity, openness and affection as utterly important in her approach to yoga. A Senior Iyengar Yoga teacher, Carrie blends her work in movement analysis, dance, functional range conditioning and yoga that are playful and steeped in joy.In our chat we dive into the relationship between discipline and play, the importance of giving ourselves permission to play, and the incredible ways that our movement play and practice can inform our lives and relationships. This conversation is truly powerful, inspiring and playful. I hope you love it.Carrie has generously offered listeners 10% off membership to The Playground using the code playful10 (redeemable until 1 September 2020).Head to https://www.carrieowerko.com to find out more and redeem.Also find Carrie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carrieowerkoLoved the episode? Share it with someone who will love it too! And don't forget to come share your thoughts with me:https://www.instagram.com/ericawebbyogahttps://www.facebook.com/ericawebbyogahttps://www.ericawebbyoga.com.au

How do we cultivate viveka, discernment? The word I was looking for in this episode was PLAY! (Thank you Carrie Owerko). The podcast I refer to is www.ephemeral.show "Sounds of Silence". Would you like to meet me in person? Join my upcoming retreat with Kila Lau on the Big Island of Hawai'i April 16-23, 2020 www.cynthiabatesyoga.com/retreats Would you like to support this podcast? You can become a supporter through anchor or visit my Patreon page --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/convergenceyogaforecast/support

In this conversation, we go with Carrie in a journey through her cultivation of resiliency and synthesis, how she became fascinated with experimental movement, movement analisis and Iyengar Yoga, and the way her work evolved from there. We discussed her relationship with the Iyengar Yoga system, the assessment process in Iyengar Yoga, the vast complexities of the guru-based lineage, the intense, abusive and traumatic experiences that people went through studying in Pune with the Iyengar family, and how they were handled and digested by her and other people in the Iyengar community. We talked about the importance of giving people permission to explore movement to gain autonomy in their body, instead of following an external authority, and how her Yoga teaching style has evolved primarily in this direction. She also reflects on how much change she has noticed in her students across the world, and how social media and information have increased and intensify this change. Carrie Owerko has been teaching yoga and exploring the relationship between body, breath, and mind for several years. She holds a Senior Intermediate Iyengar teaching credential, is a certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) and Functional Range Conditioning Mobility Specialist (FRCms). Before studying yoga, Carrie earned a BFA in Dance and Theater, and graduated from the renowned Neighborhood Playhouse Theater School in NYC. Carrie then spent several years working for a Movement/Educational/Experimental Theater Company called The Irondale Ensemble Project. In addition to performing with Irondale she taught in the Alternative High Schools in NYC and at Rikers Island Correctional Facility. After Irondale, Carrie continued her inquiry and became a Movement Analyst (CMA) having completed her studies at The Laban Institute in NYC. She has spent years enthusiastically exploring human movement with the intention of helping people develop clearer, more fully embodied communication and expression. You can find more info about Carrie and her full traveling schedule at: carrieowerko.com Here is a link to her last blogpost Risking Connection She is in Instagram @carrieowerko

Susan”Lip” Orem began practicing yoga when the thrill of bench aerobics was gone. Her first teachers were Sharon Gannon, Dana Flynn and Cyndi Lee. Her checkered past as a dancer in Las Vegas revues, Off Broadway actress, Ringling Brothers clown and sign language interpreter left her no choice but to teach yoga. She was too old to be a cowgirl or an astronaut. She was first certified by Cyndi Lee before there was an OM Yoga. She has been a student of Rodney Yee since 1996 and continues to be inspired by his teaching. She is honored to be part of the teaching staff of Yoga Shanti NY. Here in NYC Genny Kapuler , Rodney Yee and Carrie Owerko keep Lip’s feet steady on the path. The most influential teachers have been all the students willing to take this trip with her. Susan “Lip” is grateful every day that what she does is what she loves. Learn more at heathenhillyoga.net

Carrie Owerko is an international teacher, a senior Iyengar Yoga teacher, a FRC mobility specialist, a yoga therapist and leading voice in the contemporary yoga community. We were so glad to have Carrie on the podcast, she has offered so much support and encouragement. To sign-up for my brand new FREE online course click here.

Carrie Owerko has been teaching yoga and exploring the relationship between body, breath, and mind for several years. She holds a Senior Intermediate Iyengar teaching credential, is a certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) and Functional Range Conditioning Mobility Specialist (FRCms).Before studying yoga, Carrie earned a BFA in Dance and Theater and became a Movement Analyst (CMA) from The Laban Institute in NYC. She has spent years enthusiastically exploring human movement with the intention of helping people develop clearer, more fully embodied communication and expression.Curiosity, openness, and affection are of the utmost importance in her approach to Iyengar Yoga, as is the integration of science, yoga philosophy, and the poetic imagination in the yoga practice. Find out more at carrieowerko.com

Carrie Owerko and J talk about her unconventional approach to teaching Iyengar Yoga and some of the pressing issues facing the community. They discuss her formative theater influences, questions about one right alignment and the importance of interoception, her relationship to the Iyengar method and how her choices have shaped her teaching, the accounts of sexual assault by a senior teacher, and the fundamental problems inherent in hierarchical traditions. This episode is brought to you by YogaLifestyle.com and Karmasoft.   This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

In this episode of “Yoga | Birth | Babies,” I take off my interviewer hat and become the guest speaker!  For the past 17 years I have had the joy and honor of leading group yoga classes as well as teacher trainings.  In this podcast, I breakdown the principles from which I teach and train other teachers.  For those who are new to teaching or just students who want to better understand my methodology, I hope you enjoy! In this episode, I cover:  The importance of seeing your students! Learning from your best teachers, your students. The pros and cons of demonstrating. Know your demographic: who you are teaching and how they best learn. Don’t be afraid to correct and adjust a student Hand on adjustments- does everyone need to be adjusted? Know why you are touching a student – your hands should be giving information as to how to stabilize or go deeper in a pose. Don’t ignore the student who needs the most attention because you are overwhelmed by their poses. My personal pet peeve- massage or little creepy adjustments. Teach!  Don’t just recite memorized cues –  or shout out poses. Intelligent sequencing – how do poses relate to one another. Using music- it should add to the underlying flow and drive of the rhythm About Deb : Deb is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music with a degree in Musical Theater. She has spent most of her life performing and was introduced to yoga through a choreographer in 1997. After several years as a yoga student, she decided to continue her education and became certified as a Bikram Yoga instructor. In 2001 Deb headed out to Seattle to study with renowned prenatal yoga teacher Colette Crawford, R.N., at the Seattle Holistic Center. Deb has received certification for Vinyasa Yoga from Shiva Rea as well as completed the OM Yoga advanced teacher training with Cyndi Lee in 2004. Deb has also studied the Maternal Fitness Method with Julie Tupler. Deb currently studies with Cyndi Lee, Genevieve Kapular, and Carrie Owerko. After being witness to several “typical” hospital births, Deb felt it was important to move beyond the yoga room and be present in the birthing room. In 2003, Deb attended her first birth as a DONA certified labor support doula. In that short period of time, Deb has attended about 100 births. She is continuously in awe of the beauty and brilliance of birth. In 2006, Deb received her certification as a Lamaze® Certified Childbirth Educator. In September of 2007, Deb completed a Midwife Assistant Program with Ina May Gaskin, Pamela Hunt and many of the other Farm Midwives at The Farm Midwifery Center in Tennessee. Drawing on her experience as a prenatal yoga teacher, labor support doula, childbirth educator and mother, Deb looks to establish a safe, effective and empowering class for pregnancy and beyond. In April 2016, Deb had the honor of being a presenter at the Yoga Journal Live New York Conference. Deb is the proud (and tired!) mother of her son Shay and daughter Sage. Click here for Deb’s teaching schedule, her teacher trainings, and her upcoming events! “Yoga | Birth | Babies” is sponsored by Health IQ, an insurance company that helps health conscious people like runners, cyclist, weightlifters and vegetarians get lower rates on their life insurance.  Go to healthiq.com/YBB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carrie Owerko teaches Iyengar yoga as a joyous practice, through a prism of loving kindness and play ~ “Enter the body door with curiosity and affectionate attention, explore ways to relax with uncertainty, surrender to process ~ Let’s not know and see what happens!”