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OLEG FLOW
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is an international yoga instructor, with over 20 years of experience. His teachings have been covered and televised throughout the globe. Flow currently resides in Los Angeles, where he continues to self-improve in the art of yoga. He offers classes to clients, including celebrities, that are eager to practice at any level. One of Flow's specialties is offering classes to help perfect the practice of handstands.With a lifetime dedication, Flow has developed a perfect balance to empower one's self physically, mentally and spiritually. Oleg Flow is the founder of Kurma Yoga (Turtle Yoga).
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Emphasizing breathing and gentle flowing movements to help restore connective tissue, key elements include grace, elasticity, strengthen, balance, awareness, and endurance which leads to a healthier, more fulfilling life!
CHRIS FILKINS
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is an internationally-known acroyoga teacher. He lives in Venice, California and is an originator of the Original Muscle Beach style of movement which melds L-base, circus style acrobatics, and yogic methods of alignment. 15 years after starting to explore this type of movement in Santa Monica, his style has spread across the country through students and teachers that have come through his classes, workshops, & festival appearances.
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Lifetime Experience!
120-acres of lush jungle to explore, it's easy to leave the stresses of everyday life behind and find some new and warm Hawaiian wind of change.
Salani co-creates a dynamic environment where all can thrive. It is a living model for a healthy and vibrant planet.
We welcome all in the spirit of aloha, and are guided by the Hawaiian tradition of `ohana (extended family) - both respecting our diversity and sharing in our collective wisdom in unity.
120-acres of lush jungle to explore, it's easy to leave the stresses of everyday life behind and find some new and warm Hawaiian wind of change.
Salani co-creates a dynamic environment where all can thrive. It is a living model for a healthy and vibrant planet.
We welcome all in the spirit of aloha, and are guided by the Hawaiian tradition of `ohana (extended family) - both respecting our diversity and sharing in our collective wisdom in unity.
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