CAM MACLEAN

REGISTERED YOGA TEACHER/YOGA ALLIANCE

 

Cam MacLean has been studying and practicing yoga at the Canadian Yoga

Institute since 2000.

 

He is a certified Rest & Renew instructor in Restorative Yoga having trained under Judith Lasater author of the book Relax & Renew. Cam has completed his RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher 200 hours) in Vinyasa Flow Yoga through the Trinity Yoga Teachers Training Program, is certified as a Silver Age Yoga Instructor

specializing in yoga for the senior population. He is also a certified Nordic Walking Instructor.

 

He enjoys teaching a variety of yoga styles and brings his life experience, compassion, humour, and down-to-earth approach to his classes. He believes in keeping the practice “real” for his students. Having experienced the life-changing, healing power of yoga, Cam, a self-described “late bloomer” enjoys sharing this passion with students of all ages and experience. He follows his own practice using the advice of K Pattabhi Jois, the father of modern Ashtanga: “One percent theory, ninety-nine percent practice.”

Cam’s teaching motto is: “If it’s in there, yoga will find it!”

 

 

Aleyna Sheradha

CERTIFIED YOGA INSTRUCTOR / IAYT  Member

 

Aleyna takes an integrated approach to yoga. She first studied Kripalu Yoga and then the teachings of Swami Sivananda Radha for several years, moving on to study Anusara, Sivananda and Iyengar styles, receiving her certification in classical yoga and rights of passage in Houston, Texas. Aleyna is a member of the International Association of Yoga Therapists.

 

Aleyna’s teaching style is a blend of the science of kinesiology and neuroscience and its role in yoga. This new approach has evolved as an extension of her clinical work as a Kinesiologist, which is currently being patented with research scheduled to begin at the University of Lethbridge, in the Winter of 2008. This integrated approach better enables the student to experience neuromuscular alignment, improved motor function and better breathing practices, increased flexibility, and overall well-being within.

 

Further, the emphasis in the classroom is on the student, not the teacher. “ It is vital that the student be able to make the posture theirs. I love to share ways in which they can extract something from the breath or pose that reveals something of themselves. Hands on adjustments are vital for this approach. When the details are explored, and you feel it, it just makes you want more .” 

“the student is my teacher and I the eternal student; I am constantly amazed at the transformative power of yoga.”

 

 

 

Teachers

“ Let the beauty that you love be what you do.” Rumi

 

Alecia Roblin

MENTORING & TRAINING FOR

REGISTERED YOGA INSTRUCTOR

Alecia has been studying yoga since 2004 and more recently through the Canadian Yoga institute since 2006. She is a Level 1 certified yoga instructor through Trinity Yoga mentoring with Aleyna. She has attended several yoga seminars; some of which through Susi Hately Aldous and here in Lethbridge with Vicki McArthur and Val Kunimoto. Through her travels, Alecia enjoys attending yoga classes, enjoying the different styles of yoga from Thailand to Hawaii and several classes here in Alberta.
Alecia's passion for yoga comes from seeing both the physical and mental transformations yoga has brought to her own life. Having suffered from a car accident in 2002 and as an RN by profession, Alecia has experienced the poignant effects that both life and a rewarding career can take. Alecia is thankful to have found yoga as it has guided her life to inner peace and renewal.
Alecia looks forward to teaching in the years to come and embarking upon the learning experience of teaching her love for yoga.

“Neither Knowable, knowledge, nor knower am I, formless is my form, I dwell within the senses but they are not my home; Ever serenely balanced, I am neither free nor bound– Consciousness and joy am I, and Bliss is where I am found.”

-ATMA SATKAM (Song of the Soul) by Shankara ( 800C.E.)

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