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Finding Silence: 30-hour Restorative Yoga Training

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training · Lizzie Lasater · practice hours not published

A five-day, thirty-hour restorative training held 10:00 to 17:00 in the studio's downstairs Patanjali room. Open to teachers and experienced students from any style, and creditable toward the host's own 300-hour flexible teacher training. Students bring their own blankets, block and eye pillow.

Admission: open

Prerequisites: Aimed at yoga teachers and serious students of all styles; participants must bring 4 blankets, eye pillow, block and notebook and are asked to have Judith Hanson Lasater's 'Restore and Rebalance'.

Dates

7-11 November 2026 · 4 nights

Ashtanga Yoga Paris (FR) · Open (as read from the source page, never a live availability check)

from 400 EUR per person

OfferBundlePriceInclusionsDietDepositCancellation
Early birdNon-residential400 EUR /personDoes not include flights. Not stated whether included: accommodation, airport transfer and meals.Diet not stated by the organiser.Deposit not published by the organiser.Cancellation terms not published by the organiser.
Normal priceNon-residential470 EUR /personDoes not include flights. Not stated whether included: accommodation, airport transfer and meals.Diet not stated by the organiser.Deposit not published by the organiser.Cancellation terms not published by the organiser.

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Sources: https://www.ashtangayogaparis.fr/2026-lizzie-lasater/ (studio_site, read 2026-07-31)

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