Welcome.
Developments
in 2010
We have left our beloved desert in
central Australia but have some wonderful yoga happenings in 2010.
Meditating in our ancient land.
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Hi Annette
Launch of DVD Yoga for Women after Breast Cancer
Just letting you know how much I enjoyed your DVD.
You have a really good presence in front of the camera and I found all your
instructions for the yoga poses were very clear and helpful. It was good to
have the explanations so I knew why actions were performed and I could
listen and know what to do without always watching the TV.
Loved the candle meditation and found the information given really
interesting. It was good to have both
talking and silence.
Overall a great DVD which I both enjoyed and learnt a lot from .Jennifer McMahon Yoga teacher
Cootamundra
June 3 2010
Annette with Paul (DVD
videographer), Cate (CEO YWCANSW) and Caterina (YWCANSW) at the launch of
her DVD ‘Yoga for Women after Breast Cancer’.
Annette speaking at the launch,
explaining the inspiration that led to the making of this DVD.
For more information about this
exciting DVD go to Yoga and Breast Cancer

Presentations
On October 10, I shall be giving an
all-day seminar in Sydney on Yoga for Women who have had treatment for breast
cancer.
Masters
degree. I am currently living in Hobart while I do my Masters degree
in Yoga and Secondary Lymphoedema from Breast Cancer treatment.
Yoga/Pilates
Teaching & Massage
As well as teaching in Hobart, I
often return to Sydney to continue with my specialist teaching for people with
varying degrees of physical ability and conditions or those recovering from
illnesses.
A strong believer in giving
individual attention and correction, my aim is to create a program for each
person, whether in a class or private session.
I am also continuing to give massage
including to people with special needs.
Put
your heart in one place and anything is possible - Buddha
Testimonials
Yoga
I first met Annette at the
beginning of 2002 when I was wanting to begin gentle yoga in an attempt to
gain some flexibility in my back.
In September 2000 I had been
diagnosed with advanced breast cancer which had spread to my liver and many of
my bones including my spine. Whilst the radiation and
chemotherapy had done wonders for my condition and gave me remission from my
cancer, I was left with a very immobile spine which restricted my
enjoyment of life significantly. For many years I had always thought
about beginning yoga, but time and circumstances never seemed to be
right. Now I had the time and circumstances were definitely right but I
was very concerned about finding the right yoga teacher and class for me
because of the parlous state of my spine. As is often the case, fate
intervened and Annette came into my life.
Before meeting Annette
I rang and spoke to her as I wanted her to know what she might be letting
herself in for with me and I also needed to know if she thought that yoga would
be beneficial and above all safe for me. Annette was wonderfully
reassuring on the phone and so it was decided I would begin with a group of new
students in the first term. As it turned out most of the
ladies in the group were new to yoga and had medical problems of one sort or
another. From that first day I knew I had made the right decision
and that fate had led me to the most amazing person.
Annette looked after each
individual student and their particular problem in the most caring, gentle and
compassionate way. It was almost as though we each had a private
lesson. Particular movements were altered and modified to suit the
capabilities of each one of us. Relaxation and meditation at the
beginning and end of each class was inspiring and relevant to us all.
Over the time I attended
Annette's classes I witnessed many students who had very difficult medical
problems but who always gained enormously from Annette's yoga expertise
and her unfaltering kindness. I can say without fear of contradiction
that all of Annette's students have nothing but praise for her ability as a
yoga teacher and the utmost respect for her as a person.
Susan
Forsyth
Pilates
I am delighted to share my experiences of Annette Loudon’s
Pilates classes.
Annette is an exceptional teacher who provides
individual attention and exercises specific to the needs of each member of the
group. Annette’s Pilates classes were recommended to me by a sports
medicine specialist in order to develop strength, maintain range of movement
and postpone the need for joint replacement surgery for as long as possible.
Whilst I did have the surgery (hip replacement) 2 years after I commenced
Pilates, I am convinced that my rapid recovery was in no small way due to the
strength and stability I gained through attending Annette’s classes. I really
value Annette’s warmth and her caring approach and I have learned a great deal
from her.
Jill Cuthbert