Profile

Frank discovered Yoga in 1979 when he was 26 and has been practising ever since. He completed his first teacher training with the International Yoga Teachers Association (IYTA) in the early 1980’s.

Over the years he has worked with teachers from different backgrounds, including Hatha Yoga, Viniyoga, Ashtanga Yoga and Iyengar Yoga. In 2001 he travelled to Europe to undertake further teacher training with Godfrey Devereux where he learnt the Dynamic Yoga Method with its emphasis on re-discovering the body's own inherent integrity. He has since returned to Europe two more times to study with Godfrey.

Frank has travelled throughout Asia and Europe. He currently lives with his family in the Dandenong Ranges to the East of Melbourne. He is committed to bringing to his students the deeper potential of that which Yoga has to offer.

Dynamic Yoga refers to the inner dynamic of awareness and energetic flow within the body and not to any externally apparent physical activity that may or may not be happening.

Advaita Yoga: Advaita means non-dual and refers to the wholeness, the completeness of all that is, so that the practice of Yoga in this context becomes a participation in and celebration of this wholeness, as much as a means to its realization.