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I first came to yoga through my music studies at Rice in 1997. I have been
hooked ever since. Since 2002 I have devoted myself to the art and
teaching of yoga. My style is heavily influenced by the physiological and
energetic understanding of the body as taught by my teacher, Robert
Boustany. I focus on taking the consciousness inside the body to release
stress and tension, quieting the mental chatter that inhibits flexibility.
Openness to learning and finding balance are the most important things for
me. Avoiding rigidity and unconsciousness in all forms is key to both
physical and psychological progress.
I was also a professional classical bassist who freelanced in many of the
city’s orchestras. I was in the Austin Symphony and Beaumont Symphony.
With over 12 years of playing experience and very high levels of study
from some of the world’s best musicians, I am very knowledgeable about the
‘war
wounds’ created by playing musical instruments and from other repetitive
disciplines. Musicians are especially encouraged to come and experience
the
challenge of opening the body and recover from the years of contortion and
abuse playing music as well as other arts engenders.
A passionate rock climber, musician, photographer, artist, teacher,
woodworker, natural builder, father and husband, I seek to live as fully
as possible, savoring each instance of joy and sorrow without regret or
hesitation. All of my classes are open to all levels and abilities,
including pregnant goddesses. Each class is customized for those that are
present each time. Come, nourish your inspiration and give yourself the
present of presence.
Andrew can be reached at:
713-376-2396, theta_state@hotmail.com
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With a clear focus on the
mechanics, anatomy, energetics, psychology and rapport, we will explore
physical postures, their variations, and the breath that connects them all
to unleash each of our unique and essentially
universal potential. Open to all levels. Each class is specifically
tailored to the group that is present.
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