JFC Training Luxembourg Registration

JEDI FIGHT CLUB LED BY JASMINE NASH~

LUXEMBOURG ~

APRIL 22-27, 2019

Created by Esak Garcia, Jedi Fight Club is an opportunity for passionate yogis to step into a world of practice that has assisted numerous people in having a more complete and fulfilling experience of yoga. During this six day training in Luxembourg, you will learn and practice homework exercises designed to deepen yoga postures. This JFC will be led by Jasmine Nash who has been a yoga athlete since 2012, and has trained extensively with Esak Garcia since 2014, having attended 8 Jedi Fight Club Trainings and four e84 Trainings. The time spent training with a community of passionate yogis is guaranteed to inspire and increase your overall level of excitement for practice.

Dates

April 22-27, 2019

Venue

BYLU Hot Yoga

2 Avenue Joseph Sax, L-2515, Limpertsberg, Luxembourg

What’s included

6 days of Jedi training with Jasmine Nash, including Jedi homework, 26&2 classes, e84 Intermediate classes, the 84 class, known as the “advanced class,” and Yin classes
JFC T-shirt
A la carte green juice, and superfood meal service (pay as you go)

Accommodation

No accommodation is provided, however there are many AirBnB options, hotels, hostels and guest houses in the area. We will provide housing assistance upon request, like pairing you with roommates, or finding a local student to billet with.

Price

€450

What’s not included

Flights
Accommodation
Transportation
Food

Travel Information

If you are flying, please arrive at Luxembourg Airport (LUX). The training will begin in the morning on Monday, April 22 and finish late in the evening on Saturday, April 27. If you are flying, please plan to arrive on April 21 and depart on April 28. DO NOT TRAVEL ON APRIL 22 OR 27.

Additional Information

Although there’s no minimum level of ability that’s required, in order to fully participate, you should be ready to practice two hot classes per day, plus additional training hours. In other words, you will be expected to arrive with a good level of fitness, but it does not matter what you’re able to do in terms of postures. What matters most is that spending your days doing yoga training is fun and exciting to you, and that you’re up for the challenge. Your willingness to participate, and to take a step forward from wherever you are now, is much more important than your current ability.