Absolute Beginner Series
with Terry Lacy

For the uninitiated and curious. An introduction and overview to the fundamentals of yoga practice. One class per week for 4 Saturday classes (9am to 10am). Absolute Beginner is offered twice a year. The Spring Session will start May 5th and run through May 26th. Please note: come prepared for a workout and begin to develop muscles you may not have known you had. Some of the postures you will be introduced to may prove challenging. Please be aware, available space for these classes fills up during the registration period. We will only be able to guarantee your reservation with pre-payment online or call 207-249-9180 to make arrangements to pay by check or cash.

Saturdays
May 5th - 26th
9am - 10am

Fees:

Pre-Payment: $50/individual    Payment must be received by 5/4/12    No reservations will be taken without accompanying payment.

At the Door on 5/5 (if space is available): $65/individual (cash/check at studio only)

Please Note: Should the need to cancel this event arrise, registration fee will of course be refunded in full.

TERRY LACY began his career with 5 tigers, 15 elephants and a baby bear on a motorcycle at the Barnum and Bailey theme park Circus World. He continued his fascination of animal performance through the years in a bear suit with his portrayal of the Sugar Plum Bear for the Magnificent Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall, as well as numerous additional roles during his 22-year-stint with New York City Opera Ballet (including a Griffelkin, a gentle fawn solo and the ass end of a horse). Further dance credits (of a less furry variety) include roles with Metropolitan Opera, Washington Ballet, Milwaukee Melody Top and as a performer, dance captain and choreographer for Carol Channing’s National Tour of Hello, Dolly. He even had a momentary diversion into the world of boxing with his choreography for Andy Kaufman and Blondie's Debbie Harry in Broadway’s Teaneck Tanzi.

Throughout his life Terry mixed the art of dancing with the mind and body centering techniques of yoga. With thanks to the wisdom, inspiration and generosity of his teachers Paul and Suzee Grilley and Issac Pena, Terry is now eager to share his animal roots of downward dogs, happy cows, unhappy heifers and the rest of the yoga menagerie.