Zita & Ardha Yoga
10 years in business
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Las Vegas, NV 89139
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Zita an amazing teacher. Her classes are amazing. She puts detail into everything from greeting the students upon arriving to her instructions during the class; detailed information to get in and out from yoga postures. Her energy is very calm making the yoga experience very soothing. Try her classes... are a treat
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Zita’s Classes have great energy and vibe. Personally I like the fact that she repeats each posture two times... the way it always used to be!
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Excellent teacher
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What is your typical process for working with a new student?
There are several questions to discuss before we start to work together;
We need to discuss your expectations
Reason of starting yoga is phisycal, mental or both
Are we going to work on a special body part or the whole body
Do you have any injuries or/ and any traumas recently
When you answer the questions above I can start to work on your yoga class
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I completed my 200 RYT training in 2013, NC, Raleigh.
I am trained and certified by Jimmy Barkan who opened the first yoga studio in south Florida 35 years ago.
In 2015, I completed Barkan level II/III. and learned hands on techniques, and got certified to teach vinyasa classes.
The Barkan Method Hot Yoga Studio in Fort lauderdale, where I teach classes won the Award of the Best Yoga Studio in south Florida 2017.
I have a strong practice, I do yoga every day.
Continously educating myself with workshops, readings, documentaries and I take part of the yoga community.
How did you get started teaching?
I jumped into it!
In 2013, right after I completed my 200 RYT training, the studio I practiced at asked me to start teaching.
Life colors all the chapters in my book- and i love it!
What types of students have you worked with?
I work with all ages and physical conditions.
I had disabled student before (hearing problems, blind, lost limb)
most of my student are seeking for better mental and phisycal condition.
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
There are many teachers out there... Make sure you share true info about your physical condition so your teacher is able to offer you modifications for postures where needed
Trust teachers who have strong, every day practice but don't forget images are not necesseraly showing knowledge. Just in everyday life; don't judge the book by its cover... what is important it might be invisible for your eyes.
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Set your goal!
Make it clear what do you expect from your teacher.
Be honest!
Let the teacher know about your injuries, physical condition.