Cotswold Iyengar Yoga Centre

	Cotswold Iyengar	Watermoor Villa, 64 Watermoor Road, Cirencester, Gloucester, GL7 1LD Tel: 01285 653 742 email: ciyc@talk21.com
	Yoga Centre

Our Teachers
All our Teachers are fully qualified Iyengar Yoga Teachers who are registered members of the Iyengar Yoga Association (UK). It is our policy to constantly update our knowledge and standards. We are strictly Iyengar teachers and do not mix methods or compromise the system.

	Our teachers from top left clockwise: Ronnie Pogson Lucy Willis Judi Sweeting Tig Whattler Maggie Waters

Judi Sweeting

has been practising yoga for over 30 years and teaching for over 24 years. She holds a Senior 3 Certificate and runs training courses for Iyengar Yoga Teachers. Judi is also a Moderator and Assessor for the IYA(UK). She has studied with B.K.S. Iyengar and his daughter Geeta in Pune, India on many occasions.

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Tig Whattler

has been practising yoga for over 25 years he holds a Senior 2 Certificate and has been teaching for fifteen years. Tig has studied in Pune many times.

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Veronica (Ronnie) Pogson

has been practising Yoga for many years. She was trained by Judi Sweeting, she holds an Intermediate Junior 3 Certificate. Ronnie also teaches locally.

Maggie Waters

has been practising Yoga for many years. She was trained by Judi Sweeting and holds Intermediate Junior 2 Certificate. Maggie also teaches in the Stroud area.

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Lucy Willis

has been practising yoga for many years. Lucy completed her teacher training at the Manchester Institute with Julie Brown and Patricia Booth and holds an Introductory Certificate. Lucy has been to Pune to Geeta’s 60th Birthday course.

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The trade mark logo shown here is the figure of B.K.S. Iyengar in Natrajasana in front of the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Instuite. It is only available to all certified Iyengar Yoga teachers who are true to his method and are qualified to use it. It is necessary to have this trade mark to become a teacher member of the IYA(UK). In the future any yoga teacher who does not display this symbol is not a bona fide Iyengar teacher.

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