Calm in the Storm

Calm in the Storm: A Weekend of Yoga & Resilience w/ Noah Mazé

Cultivating stillness that holds, even when the ground shifts: The storms and chaos of the world can desiccate us, deplete us, distract us, and even dictate our experience. Our task as yogis committed to empowerment is to nourish ourselves and cultivate equanimity in the eye of the hurricane. To do this, we must learn to move with the storm.

• About Our Teacher Trainings

  • Our student body will be a diverse, virtual, global community of yogis with a wide range of experience. Participants will range from newer yoga practitioners to experienced teachers. Students with stiffness, challenges with yoga or meditation, injuries, and health issues are all welcome. If you are interested in a deeper understanding of yourself and your body, and if you want to develop tools that nourish your body, mind, and personal gifts, this training is for you and we encourage you to attend.

    This training follows the Mazé Method of yoga education, a step-by-step approach to becoming a skillful, confident teacher. The curriculum combines detailed alignment knowledge and intelligent sequencing with vinyasa theory to provide you with sound skills for teaching safe and effective yoga classes. Your teachers have spent over 50 years collectively investigating nearly every style of yoga, its practices, and associated philosophies. Their knowledge, combined with their approach to experiential education, creates a learning environment that is rich and multi-faceted.

    Students will learn to apply healthy critical thinking through an inquisitive approach to yoga studies. They’ll practice innovative teaching drills, gain clarity about how scientific principles substantiate training techniques, explore the deeper dimensions of yoga practice, and leave with a cutting-edge understanding of human movement and physiology. In all, students can expect to complete this training with new perspectives on yoga study, a greater understanding of biomechanical alignment principles, and expanded general knowledge.

    We will study and deconstruct asana (yoga poses), pranayama(breathwork), meditation, yoga theory, yoga practice, yoga history and philosophy, basic Sanskrit, and ethics. Each day will be a treasure trove of learning about anatomy, kinesiology, applied biomechanics, and how to use this knowledge to optimize your yoga and movement practice and teaching.

    In addition to the pre-recorded lessons and classes, Nichol and Noah will offer regular live sessions to facilitate community and collaboration, conduct teaching practicum, answer emerging collective questions, and further clarify lessons and topics as needed. Upon completion and graduation, students may choose to register with Yoga Alliance at the 200-hour RYT level.

• Dates & Times

  • Steady Body, Steady Mind with Noah Mazé at yogaview Chicago
    Date: 2/27/2026 From: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
    Increase your physical and mental resilience in this strengthening practice of deep engagement. Activate your core, shoulders, arms, hips, and legs through skills and drills in sun salutation variations, standing poses, and culminating arm balances. Cultivate endurance amid the pairs of opposites — the shifting forces of the world — so that they do not oppress you. As Krishna counsels in the Bhagavadgita: “Cold and heat, pleasure and pain, they are transient, they come and go. Withstand them. The wise person whom they do not oppress, steady in pain and pleasure, is prepared for immortality.”

    Strong, Open Heart with Noah Mazé at yogaview Chicago
    Date: 2/28/2026 From: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
    Crack the code of backbends in a progressive practice that safely and intelligently mobilizes your spine, lengthens your front body, and strengthens your back body. This practice leaves you feeling both strong and open — an antidote to the forward-bending activities of daily life, from desk work to gardening to heavy physical tasks.

    Gravitas: The Guru Principle with Noah Mazé at yogaview Chicago
    Date: 2/28/2026 From: 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm
    Gurutva, the guru principle, is gravitas: grounded stability and the weight of what truly matters. In the whirlwind of life, this practice of supported poses, restorative yoga, hip openers, inversions, pranayama, and meditation will steady you. Feel more grounded, more stable — and ready to re-engage the world with clarity.

    Equanimity in Disequilibrium with Noah Mazé at yogaview Chicago
    Date: 3/1/2026 From: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
    Cultivate calm in the eye of the storm in this moderate-tempo, all-levels vinyasa flow interwoven with balance poses and meditative moments. Strengthen and mobilize your body while moving with your breath. Expand your ability to remain equanimous, even as the world tilts and threatens to pull you off center.

• Tuition

  • Cost: $55/session by Feb 14th, $65/session Feb 15th onward or full weekend: $200 by Feb 14th/$240 Feb 15th onward

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• Suggested Experience

  • • 1 year of yoga practice recommended
    • No prior teaching experience required
    • Stiffness and injuries OK
    • Willingness to participate in a group process
    • Ability to give and receive feedback skillfully
    • Dedication, motivation and self directed studentship

• Contact & Questions

  • • We are big believers in getting to know our students personally. We prefer in person communication and respond quickly and comprehensively by phone, and Tracy Mazé may be reached at (310) 871-8808 anytime via call or text.
    • Alternatively, please email themazemethod@icloud.com and include the best phone number to reach you.
    • If you prefer communication solely via email, please email themazemethod@icloud.com and allow us up to a week for us to respond to your inquiry.