Sentences with phrase «practitioner come to my class»

Not exact matches

People who wouldn't set foot inside a yoga class or step on the scales for a weight loss challenge come to see the nurse practitioner for a sore throat or a sprained ankle, and end up coming back to have their blood pressure monitored or their glucose tested on a regular basis.

So if they haven't done exercises before or rather yoga before, they are perfectly fine to start, at least in my classes, but they most definitely should come in in the very beginning and start and they should let their practitioner know that they have never done yoga before, so that the yoga teacher can share with her ways of backing off.

My concern is about an average practitioner, who's probably been sitting all day, not necessarily aware of the core musculature and comes to a yoga class bringing all his movement habits with him.

The case, which was filed in April 2012, initially came to the London firm because various members of the impacted communities in Manitoba reached out to local counsel Troniak Law, which in turn contacted now - Justice Russell Raikes, an experienced class action practitioner who at that time was with McKenzie Lake Lawyers, for help with the class action aspect of the case.

It is a common practice well known to practitioners and even discussed by law professors in class at time, but I'd have a hard time coming up with a reference where it was discussed.