Yoga in Taipei

[rickychan]

Hiya,

I'd like to practice yoga (or Chee-Kung) in Taipei/Taichung. Has anybody got any recommendations? I'm kinda adverse to the very commercial yoga schools. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks

[micheleru]

I join the request od rickychan, anyone can help us out there?

[Feiren]

Suggest you contact Amanda Huang of Nirvana Iyengar Yoga Center. The site is in Chinese but she speaks excellent English,

http://nirvanaiyengar.wordpress.com/

Her number is at the bottom of the page and I think you can find them on facebook too.

Not sure if Swami Salami is still teaching near Guting.

[jcaimi]

Hello,

If you are still looking for some yoga in Taipei, I am a certified yoga teacher who has trained in Boston, Los Angeles and India. I am currently looking to expand my client base here in Taiwan. I am influenced by many styles including Iyengar, Hatha, Ashtanga and Anusara. If you have any interest, drop me a line via Facebook! Search: Jessica Caimi

Namaste

[bluescreenlife]

Hi, I hear what you're saying about the commercial studios. The biggest one here in Taichung is in a shopping mall. =P I run a small home studio in the Beitun district of Taichung; there's more info at www.fulllotusyoga.com . At your service!

[peterjohn]

Hello jcaimi.....

Well I is pleased to know you are yoga trainer . Are you Teaching yoga in Taiwan . if so then how we can access to you . I am interested to join yoga classes because I believe that yoga is the best exercise for fitness and weight management and also for brain improvement . I would look forward to know from you .

[firinne]

My name is Bridget and I offer a Hatha Yoga class every Monday night near Shi-Da Rd. and hope to open more soon as I find enough studios. I'm an American who has been teaching yoga in Taiwan for 3 years, including at one of the major studios in town. I have over 300 hr of training. My classes are fun and open to all levels.

Info at: Facebook.com/Taiwanmindbodyyoga

Message me for more details.

[oasisjoe]

I don't like commercial yoga chain either. I recommend going to smaller yoga studios where they have small class size. I enjoy the personal attention I get from smaller classes and I don't think I'll go back to big commercial chains. There's a yoga studio I go to on Zhongxiao East Road. The yoga instructor speaks English and is an Registered Yoga Teacher accredited by Yoga Alliance International. I highly recommend this place http://www.yogataipei.com