the original video is in French, and I have quickly translated (thanks to Google) from my French transcription to English... this is the text in pdf, feel free to spread it as much as you want. 点击下载此文件

You can use this article, which I found very precise at a biochemistry level.
Why we should eat our food RAW, and only eat foods that can be eaten RAW.
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Important Note: This TTC is for MEN and WOMEN alike. “Yoga” was created by men for men, and not just for women. So guys, join us!

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                                                                  SAVASANA

     Savasana has been wrongly translated by “Relaxation Pose”. I firmly believe that yoga teachers must make an effort to teach the words in Sanskrit, like Judo is taught in Japanese, etc.
This mistranslation—due to the laziness of native English-speaking yoga teachers— has led practitionners to misunderstand this practice, which is done after each session of what we call “asanas” and often after a session of pranayama.
     It is not a relaxation, Shava doesn’t mean relaxation. Shava means ‘corpse’ (it has the same radical as Shiva) and a corpse doesn’t need to relax. In Shavasana, the body dies to itself, the mind remains alert and the entire person re-creates itself. In Shavasana we integrate all the changes brought up by the asana and pranayama practice.

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Dates: 11 June ~ 5 September 2019
The course will be in English--I can speak mainland Chinese but not Cantonese, the language of Hong Kong.
The translator will translate from English to Cantonese. This is no waste of time, since it also takes time to take notes...
you can contact me to know better where it is--located near the MRT station Yao Ma Tei on Kowloon, a place I love, animated, typically Hongkongese, fresh markets...

TTC in TAIWAN :
* 200 HOUR TTC, from 6 October to 3 November 2019
* 300 hour TTC:
         1st part from 13 October to 3 November 2019 (152 hours)
         2nd part 28 March ~ 18 April 2020 (148 hours after the Chinese New Year and the cold days).