Kari is a registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance at the E-RYT 500 level, and studied extensively under the late Roger Eischens. Kari is the Director of Eischens Yoga and teaches throughout the Midwest and is trained to offer individual yoga lessons to help students heal.
Kari is an authentic, natural born teacher, who shares her experience from deep down in her beautiful heart.
Any practitioner would benefit from yoga study with Kari. Below is a list of past workshops Kari has completed.
Session 1: Saturday, February 8 • 1-3pm
Mountain: The Foundation Stone
Learn the art of standing grounded and uplifted like a mountain.
Pranayama, Asanas and Restoratives
Pranayama, standing poses, simple inversions, forward folds and restoratives
Benefits
Improves upright posture and alignment
Strengthens the arches of the feet and ankles
Improves ankle, knee and hip joint mobility
Gives rise to a sense of firmness, strength, stillness and steadiness
Improves flexibility of the spine and alleviates backache
Reduces pain in the calves, ankles and heels
Session 2: Saturday, February 8 • 3:30-5:30pm
Tight Hip Flexors?
Learn how to engage and release the psoas muscle to relieve discomfort and stiffness in the hips, lower back, groin, quadriceps and hamstring muscles.
“The psoas is a deep-seated core muscle connecting the lumbar vertebrae to the femur. The psoas major is the biggest and strongest player in a group of muscles called the hip flexors: together they contract to pull the thigh and the torso toward each other.” Yoga International
Pranayama, Asanas and Restoratives
Pranayama, standing poses, domes, forward bends and restoratives
Benefits
Supports the healthy alignment of the lumbar spine
Tones the abdominal muscles
Relieves backache and makes the spine more supple
Corrects alignment of the shoulders
Develops core strength
Builds up emotional stability and self-confidence
Session 3: Sunday, February 9 • 10am-12pm
Revolve & Evolve
Domes and twists are the perfect antidote for those with a sedentary lifestyle or whose occupation entails sitting or bending forward for long periods.
Pranayama, Asanas and Restoratives
Pranayama, standing poses, twists, domes, simple inversions and restoratives
Benefits
Helps to keep the spine and shoulders supple
Tones ligaments and improves spinal elasticity
Reduces stiffness in the neck and shoulders
Increases flexibility of the back and hips
Improves digestion
Increases energy levels
Session 4: Sunday, February 9 • 1:30-3:30pm
The Power of Relaxation
Relax and calm the nervous system with restorative poses.
Pranayama & Restoratives
Emphasis on pranayama and restorative poses
Benefits
Releases mental fatigue
Cools the brain and calms the mind
Relieves anxiety and nervous tension
Rejuvenates the entire body
Soothes your eyes and nerves
Inspiration: The practice of asanas lubricates the joints and increases mobility, bringing about an awareness of each muscle, joint and organ. Different combinations of asanas improve the range of movement for each muscle and joint, helping align the left and the right sides of the body .
— BKS Iyengar
Note: Some yoga experience recommended. Attend all four sessions for an overall immersion experience that is designed to energize the body and cool the nervous system, or attend any of the singular classes.
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