Nikki Vilella's guest appearances

Nikki Vilella

J. Brown Yoga Talks

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Leslie Kaminoff

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Matthew Remski

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Tias Little

Eddie Stern

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Daniel Simpson

Alex Auder

Todd Norian

James Mallinson

Sally Kempton

Amy Matthews

Susanna Harwood Rubin

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Nikki Vilella started teaching at Kula Yoga Project in New York City in 2005 and opened Kula Williamsburg (alongside Schuyler Grant) in 2010. She has written for Yoga Journal and was named one of America's top 100 Most Influential Yoga Teachers by sonima.com. As a teacher, she strives to include the perfect alchemy of precise physical instruction, intelligence, intention and space into her classes. As a teacher trainer, she wants to unpack the mystery of putting together an inspired vinyasa sequence so that the student can step away from the stress of "following a methodology." WEBSITE: https://kulayoga.com/ In this episode, we discuss:  Behind-the-scenes conversations about the Kula Yoga Project and how it's evolved through the pandemic. Contemplating the current state of the yoga asana world, how it has changed, and what its future might look like. The value of brick-and-mortar spaces and in-person yoga as a place for support and to connect. What it is to be a modern yoga teacher and what it is to engage in studentship.  Rethinking the path to becoming a yoga teacher. MeToo, Social Justice, and Inclusivity; how collective awakenings and movements are calling for the transformation of how yoga is taught.  Evolving views on physical adjustments in yoga classes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Vilella started teaching at Kula Yoga Project in New York City in 2005 and opened Kula Williamsburg (alongside Schuyler Grant) in 2010. She has written for Yoga Journal and was named one of America's top 100 Most Influential Yoga Teachers by <a href="http://sonima.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sonima.com</a>. As a teacher, she strives to include the perfect alchemy of precise physical instruction, intelligence, intention and space into her classes. As a teacher trainer, she wants to unpack the mystery of putting together an inspired vinyasa sequence so that the student can step away from the stress of "following a methodology." WEBSITE: <a href="https://kulayoga.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://kulayoga.com/</a> In this episode, we discuss: <ol> <li>Behind-the-scenes conversations about the Kula Yoga Project and how it's evolved through the pandemic.</li> <li>Contemplating the current state of the yoga asana world, how it has changed, and what its future might look like.</li> <li>The value of brick-and-mortar spaces and in-person yoga as a place for support and to connect.</li> <li>What it is to be a modern yoga teacher and what it is to engage in studentship. </li> <li>Rethinking the path to becoming a yoga teacher.</li> <li>MeToo, Social Justice, and Inclusivity; how collective awakenings and movements are calling for the transformation of how yoga is taught. </li> <li>Evolving views on physical adjustments in yoga classes.</li> </ol>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Yoga World Past, Present & Future with Nikki Vilella

You are listening to the free version of J. Brown Yoga Talks. To hear the rest of our conversation, please subscribe to podcast premium at: https://www.jbrownyoga.com/premium.   Nikki Vilella, senior teacher and co-owner at NYC's Kula Yoga Project, speaks for herself after being mentioned on the show regarding touch and consent in yoga classes. They reminisce about the early days and then get into a candid discussion on teacher training, deep adjustments and the changing narrative around touch and consent, ethics and legislation, the survival of independent yoga centers, finding community. not trying to be everything, and making it work despite all odds. This episode is sponsored by Ropana CBD.

You are listening to the free version of J. Brown Yoga Talks. To hear the rest of our conversation, please subscribe to podcast premium at: <a href="https://www.jbrownyoga.com/premium" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jbrownyoga.com/premium</a>. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nikkivilella/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Nikki Vilella</a>, senior teacher and co-owner at <a href="http://kulayoga.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">NYC's Kula Yoga Project</a>, speaks for herself after being mentioned on the show regarding touch and consent in yoga classes. They reminisce about the early days and then get into a candid discussion on teacher training, deep adjustments and the changing narrative around touch and consent, ethics and legislation, the survival of independent yoga centers, finding community. not trying to be everything, and making it work despite all odds. This episode is sponsored by <a href="https://www.ropanallc.com/shop" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Ropana CBD</a>.

Nikki Vilella - "Adjustments in the Evolution of Yoga"