AGAMA YOGA NYC

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Agama is very happy to announce its first official branch of teachings in the United States! New teacher Juliette Salas, who graduated from the Teacher Training Course in 2011, brings the Agama teachings to life in Brooklyn and Manhattan, New York City, the bustling cultural and intellectual hub on the US East Coast. As with all Agama teachings, the Hatha Yoga is based on traditional Indian and Tibetan Hatha Yoga and is designed to bring increased clarity and consciousness to our daily lives. Asanas (poses) are held for longer periods with a focus on energy centers (chakras). The classes are both dynamic and meditative and are suitable for beginners and intermediate practitioners alike.

Juliette, who is an English language instructor for diplomatic staff within the United Nations Language Programme, is also now teaching Agama Yoga at the United Nations! Look out, world!

Teaching details for Agama Yoga-NYC:

Location: City Life Wellness http://www.citylifewellness.com/

Address: 75 Frost St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC

Directions: Take the L train to Lorimer; G train to Metropolitan
Agama Charter: Red A
Email: agamayoganyc@gmail.com
Facebook: Agama Yoganyc
Website: http://www.agamayoganyc.com
Courses: Contact Juliette for class, workshop, and course offerings. She offers Level 1 certification classes and Levels 2/3 by request. Classes meet for 2.5 hours once or twice per week.

For the UN:

Classes are solely for delegates and employees of the UN. Contact Juliette or visit www.agamayoganyc.com for more information regarding yoga classes at the UN.

Juliette received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Delaware, a certificate in Apparel Design with the Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan, Italy, and a Master of Arts Summa Cum Laude in English Language Teaching (MATESOL) from Hunter College. She is also Adjunct Professor at the Art and Design History and Theory Program at the New School University. She has been recognized internationally for her problem-solving curriculum and dedication to bringing awareness to everyday patterns or samskaras.

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