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Erich Schiffmann: Freeform Yoga Class (part 1)

Freeform is a style of yoga being brought to the attention of practicing yogis in the west by master teacher Erich Schiffmann. It is a way of listening within, to one's own Inner Guidance and movi...  
 
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scotty123123 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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The freeform idea looks v appealing. I love schiffmann's book. It's just unfortunate that he seems to have chosen such appalling awful music. Why can't they do yoga in silence? Or least choose some slightly less trashy music?
NestaCertified (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Erich is in the new movie The Compass

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scottshanti (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Awesome! Erich you are beautiful! Thank you Casey too! I loved the combination of my Guru brother and Eddie Vedder at the end. I live freeform yoga! It's the shit. Freedom baby! Go Erich, Go Erich, it's ya birthday!

Shanti

Scott (Erich fan, fellow Yoga teacher and friend)
CHERRYGARDENLANE (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Fabulous; thank you so much for this amazing video.... Namaste X
yogichaya (1 year ago) Show Hide
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... Casey, sorry if the initial post hurt your feelings. I think I will not put yoga links on the MFR chatline again, whew!
omcasey1 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Thank you for posting, Chaya, I was sorta wondering why MFR was being mentioned, haha.. Yes, there are many styles of Yoga. Freeform is a style of yoga being coined/associated with master teacher Erich Schiffmann, who is endeavoring to bring trust into the hearts of practicing yogis so that their movements originate from the connection that occurs within them here. When the heart is reached, and the connection pure (meaning unresisted), the movement extended through one comes through smoooth..
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Scott, maybe you have to experience both MFR and freeform yoga, as I have , to feel the similarities. People do become more uninhibited and creative with practice. Also, not all unwinding is crazy/wild/unstructured..examp le would be the "star unwinding" that Lori does in the MFR Freedom DVD. BTW, I am not a therpaist, just a client/yogi.
scottvan1 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Lousy audio, very echoey! Poor lighting for video too! They're all SO structured, not freeform or like myofascial unwinding at all I think!
omcasey1 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Hello scottvan1, thank you for viewing and posting your impression. Yes, as you have noticed, this is not a professionally filmed video. The lights were dimmed to what felt right to the class, no microphones were used. I have been studying with Erich Schiffmann for 6 years, he is patient, kind, and generously offers the depths of yoga to all who are wanting to fathom it's depths. Everyone is welcome in his class, from first day absolute beginner an on.... Om, Casey

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