about serge
Serge is a professional British
Wheel of Yoga teacher. He has been practising for over 20 years
of which he has spent the last 10 teaching full time in Chichester
and the surrounding area.
His specific teaching style has evolved by combining various yoga
traditions such as; Iyengar,
Satyananda,
Kundalini
and Ashtanga yoga.
His classes have an emphasis on biomechanics
to ensure body alignment integrity and posture safety as well as
the co-ordination of movement and breath to unite body and mind.
Serge's services extend to sports and fitness clubs where he teaches
sport yoga as a supplementary support for primary sport such as
tennis and golf.
He also teaches private groups and one-to-one classes,
he takes classes in leisure centres and for the West Sussex County
Council in their Adult and Community Learning Programme.
Serge provides preventive care and rehabilitation programmes for
specific injury in one-to-one tuitions.
Born and raised in the South of France, Serge has two children and
lives in the Chichester area. He first became interested in yoga
whilst living in Australia. He started learning Iyengar yoga in
Melbourne.
Some of his sporting activities include sailing, surfing and tennis.
Interested in ever broadening his experience and teaching skills,
Serge is very active in attending seminars, workshops and In-Service-Training
Days with the British Wheel of Yoga
and other organisations.
As part of his Continual Professional Development, Serge attended
a residential course in India at the Krishnamacharya
Yoga Mandiram run by T.K.V.
Desikachar in Chennai.
Serge took part in SwaN UK in Harrogate, a residential course organised
by Satyananda
Yoga UK. The guest of honour was Swami
Satyasangananda Saraswati (popularly known as Swami Satsangi)
whom, together with Swami
Niranjanananda Saraswati are the successors of Swami
Satyananda Saraswati, founder of the Bihar
School of Yoga Munger, India.
At the British
Wheel of Yoga Congress, Serge worked with Swami Pragyamurti
Saraswati Director of the Satyananda
Yoga Centre in London, Brian
Cooper (Ph. D in Biomechanincs) Member of the Advisory
Board of the World Yoga Council.
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