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Dale Hails

Dale Hails, MA, RYT

Yoga
"Certified Iyengar Yoga Instructor"
Authored 1 articles
About me
Dale has worked with clients ranging from three to ninety-three, with extensive experience helping persons with chronic health and orthopedic problems.

She developed an innovative breathing and stress management course for the cardiopulmonary rehab program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Dayani Human Performance Center.

Dale uses imagery, allegory, story-telling, and humor to help clients maintain focus on postural, biomechanical, kinesiological, and visual detail to create an environment for self-healing. Her experience with pain and stress management, orthopedic and disease management is both personal and client oriented.

Dale has been practicing yoga daily since 1975. She attributes her practice to giving her the courage to pursue her Master’s degree in Exercise Science,emphasis on Motor Learning and Biomechanics.
Professional Expertise
Dale’s Master’s degree is in Exercise Science with an emphasis on Motor Learning and Biomechanics. She is certified as a Health Fitness Instructor by the American College of Sports Medicine and as a yoga instructor by B.K.S. Iyengar. Her training and experience in the prescription of many modalities of exercise and body work include Yoga, Tai Chi, Chi Kung, Feldenkrais, resistance training, cardiovascular training, water exercise, meditation and visualization, acupressure, and applied kinesiology. She has worked with clients ranging in age from three to ninety-three, with extensive experience helping persons with health and orthopedic problems. She developed an innovative breathing and stress management course for the cardiopulmonary rehab program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Dayani Human Performance Center. Her series of workshops focusing on the anatomical, physiological and biomechanical foundations of exercise assists teachers and clients in deepening their understanding of therapeutic movement. Dale uses imagery, allegory, story-telling, and humor to help clients maintain focus on postural, biomechanical, kinesiological, and visual detail to create an environment for self-healing.

One of my teachers, Manouso Manos says that when he is asked, “Who was your first Iyengar teacher?” he replies “Iyengar.” Not too many people can say that these days. But, I can. Though my experience was not as intimate as Manouso’s and the other senior teachers of his period. I learned, not from the Iyengar’s presence, but from his writing.
Education
MA in Exercise Science
Certifications
Registered Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) at the 500 Hour Level from Yoga Alliance (RYT)
Certified Iyengar Yoga Instructor
Certificated Restorative Yoga Instructor
Certified as Health Fitness Instructor/Older Adult Specialist by the American College of Sports Medicine
Association Memberships
Standards Committee with Yoga Alliance
International Association of Yoga Therapists
Contact Details
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Fayetteville
Arkansas 72703
 
Articles
Light on Life at the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute
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