IYF AND IPTC SIGNED THE OFFICIAL MOU.
From Jan 2020, IPTC will care officially about the local and international certification seminars organization for Yoga sport in different parts of the world.
IPTC will certify Yoga’ National Federation/Association’s, Clubs, Coaches, Judges, Athletes, groups, and individuals Yoga lovers.
Mehdi – Arash Salmanpour the IPTC president said, today Yoga is one of the most beautiful and popular sports in the world. Many people in all ages joining Yoga day by day. according to the yoga sport potential, I think one day we can have this powerful sport as one of the Olympic major sports as well. Salmanpour mentioned, today we might have many other yoga organizations in the world, and it’s really good if all of us trying our best to promote and develop Yoga hand in hand as a sport.
IPTC with the aim of yoga worldwide development will start cooperation with IYF, and we are looking forward to reaching our goal one day soon.
for more information please don’t hesitate to contact IPTC.
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IPTC will certify Yoga’ National Federation/Association’s, Clubs, Coaches, Judges, Athletes, groups, and individuals Yoga lovers.
Mehdi – Arash Salmanpour the IPTC president said, today Yoga is one of the most beautiful and popular sports in the world. Many people in all ages joining Yoga day by day. according to the yoga sport potential, I think one day we can have this powerful sport as one of the Olympic major sports as well. Salmanpour mentioned, today we might have many other yoga organizations in the world, and it’s really good if all of us trying our best to promote and develop Yoga hand in hand as a sport.
IPTC with the aim of yoga worldwide development will start cooperation with IYF, and we are looking forward to reaching our goal one day soon.
for more information please don’t hesitate to contact IPTC.
The source
TURKISH YOGA ATHLETES' MESSAGE: STOP WATER POLLUTION
A group of Turkish yoga athletes have won first place in the fourth World Yoga Choreography Championship with their chorography called “Stop Water Pollution.”
The three athletes have drawn attention to one of the most urgent environmental issues in the world.
The championship was held on June 7 in Turkey’s coastal resort town of Gümüldür in the Aegean province of İzmir.
The event, which was joined by approximately 100 yoga athletes from 20 countries, was organized by the International Yoga Federation (IYF).
“In our choreography, we discussed water pollution, which is one of the biggest problems in our world, and we tried to draw attention to this issue…Every living being must live freely. If you don’t take care of nature, nature doesn’t take care of you!” said one of the Turkish yoga athletes, Merve Tanrıverdi, after presenting their chorography.
The Turkish yoga trio, See Stars, also includes professional athletes Tanrıverdi, Selva Arı and Yasemin Karaboğa.
“Caretta Carettas (loggerhead sea turtles) are dying on our southern coasts. The whole world is alarmed for sea and water resources. Unique coral reefs are disappearing. Water is the most basic source for all living beings. We have used all the sensitivity that the yoga sport provides for the individual to draw attention to water and sea cleanliness issues,” said Akif Manaf, president of the IYF, speaking after the competition.
“We support all the valuable projects in this regard, [and] we invite everybody for not polluting nature. We will keep this subject on the agenda to raise peaceful awareness with nature,” he said.
The Sea Star group’s chorography can be watched from the following website: https://youtu.be/SLVAKfIaZ-0
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TURKISH YOGA ATHLETES WIN WORLD CHOREOGRAPHY TITLE
Turkish yoga athletes have won the first place at the 4th World Yoga Choreography Championship, which took place in İzmir's Gümüldür last week.
Participated by from athletes from 20 countries, the championship marked Turkey's first international title in yoga.
The Turkish yoga athletes Selva Arı, Merve Tanrıverdi and Yasemin Karaboğa presented a choreography called "Stop Water Pollution," inspired by marine pollution, one of the biggest man-made disasters our planet is facing.
Speaking after the competition, Tanrıverdi said: "In our choreography, we focused on water pollution, which is one of the biggest problems in our world, and we tried to draw attention to this issue. You can raise awareness to stop water pollution by watching and sharing our choreography. Every living being must live freely. If you don't take care of nature, nature doesn't take care of you."
Akif Manaf, President of the International Yoga Federation (IYF) also drew attention to marine pollution. "Caretta Carettas (loggerhead turtles) are dying on our southern coasts. The whole world is alarmed for sea and water resources. Unique coral reefs are disappearing. Water is the most basic source for all living beings. We have used all the sensitivity that yoga provides for the individual to draw attention to water and cleanliness of the oceans. We support all the valuable projects in this regard. We invite everybody to work for the goal of not polluting nature. We will keep this subject on the agenda to raise peaceful awareness with nature."
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FOR THE FIRST TIME TURKEY WON THE IYC
TEAMS from 20 countries took part in the competition. The athletes presented the dance numbers on various subjects.The Turkish team made a number, the theme was the protection of the environment. According to the President of the International yoga Federation (IYF) Akif Manaf, Turkey became the winner of the yoga competitions for the first time. “The Turkish team showed excellent preparation. Such an important topic as the protection of the environment from pollution was presented at the highest level”, – Manaf said. Yoga is a sport that is performed based on rhythmic gymnastics and aerobics, where the main elements are asanas. It is distributed in India and South America. Yoga sport is created under the auspices of various yoga federations of India to promote yoga.
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2ND INERNATIONAL YOGA CHOREOGRAPHY CHAMPIONSHIP
2nd INTERNATIONAL YOGA CHOREOGRAPHY CHAMPIONSHIP JUNE 25th, 2017 Time: 20.00 (8 pm) AKRA HOTEL - ANTALYA Everyone is welcomed to join to the championship Solo, duet or group choreographies can be presented. The length of the submitted choreography is up to the athlete and the time span can be however they deem appropriate. Anyone wishing to participate in the tournament must submit their names by June 25, 2017 at the latest. I you are not able to make it in person, you can also submit a video of your choreography at the latest by June 22nd.
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IYF AND IPTC SIGNED THE OFFICIAL MOU.
From Jan 2020, IPTC will care officially about the local and international certification seminars organization for Yoga sport in different parts of the world.
IPTC will certify Yoga’ National Federation/Association’s, Clubs, Coaches, Judges, Athletes, groups, and individuals Yoga lovers.
Mehdi – Arash Salmanpour the IPTC president said, today Yoga is one of the most beautiful and popular sports in the world. Many people in all ages joining Yoga day by day. according to the yoga sport potential, I think one day we can have this powerful sport as one of the Olympic major sports as well. Salmanpour mentioned, today we might have many other yoga organizations in the world, and it’s really good if all of us trying our best to promote and develop Yoga hand in hand as a sport.
IPTC with the aim of yoga worldwide development will start cooperation with IYF, and we are looking forward to reaching our goal one day soon.
for more information please don’t hesitate to contact IPTC.
The source
IPTC will certify Yoga’ National Federation/Association’s, Clubs, Coaches, Judges, Athletes, groups, and individuals Yoga lovers.
Mehdi – Arash Salmanpour the IPTC president said, today Yoga is one of the most beautiful and popular sports in the world. Many people in all ages joining Yoga day by day. according to the yoga sport potential, I think one day we can have this powerful sport as one of the Olympic major sports as well. Salmanpour mentioned, today we might have many other yoga organizations in the world, and it’s really good if all of us trying our best to promote and develop Yoga hand in hand as a sport.
IPTC with the aim of yoga worldwide development will start cooperation with IYF, and we are looking forward to reaching our goal one day soon.
for more information please don’t hesitate to contact IPTC.
The source
TURKISH YOGA ATHLETES' MESSAGE: STOP WATER POLLUTION
A group of Turkish yoga athletes have won first place in the fourth World Yoga Choreography Championship with their chorography called “Stop Water Pollution.”
The three athletes have drawn attention to one of the most urgent environmental issues in the world.
The championship was held on June 7 in Turkey’s coastal resort town of Gümüldür in the Aegean province of İzmir.
The event, which was joined by approximately 100 yoga athletes from 20 countries, was organized by the International Yoga Federation (IYF).
“In our choreography, we discussed water pollution, which is one of the biggest problems in our world, and we tried to draw attention to this issue…Every living being must live freely. If you don’t take care of nature, nature doesn’t take care of you!” said one of the Turkish yoga athletes, Merve Tanrıverdi, after presenting their chorography.
The Turkish yoga trio, See Stars, also includes professional athletes Tanrıverdi, Selva Arı and Yasemin Karaboğa.
“Caretta Carettas (loggerhead sea turtles) are dying on our southern coasts. The whole world is alarmed for sea and water resources. Unique coral reefs are disappearing. Water is the most basic source for all living beings. We have used all the sensitivity that the yoga sport provides for the individual to draw attention to water and sea cleanliness issues,” said Akif Manaf, president of the IYF, speaking after the competition.
“We support all the valuable projects in this regard, [and] we invite everybody for not polluting nature. We will keep this subject on the agenda to raise peaceful awareness with nature,” he said.
The Sea Star group’s chorography can be watched from the following website: https://youtu.be/SLVAKfIaZ-0
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TURKISH YOGA ATHLETES WIN WORLD CHOREOGRAPHY TITLE
Turkish yoga athletes have won the first place at the 4th World Yoga Choreography Championship, which took place in İzmir's Gümüldür last week.
Participated by from athletes from 20 countries, the championship marked Turkey's first international title in yoga.
The Turkish yoga athletes Selva Arı, Merve Tanrıverdi and Yasemin Karaboğa presented a choreography called "Stop Water Pollution," inspired by marine pollution, one of the biggest man-made disasters our planet is facing.
Speaking after the competition, Tanrıverdi said: "In our choreography, we focused on water pollution, which is one of the biggest problems in our world, and we tried to draw attention to this issue. You can raise awareness to stop water pollution by watching and sharing our choreography. Every living being must live freely. If you don't take care of nature, nature doesn't take care of you."
Akif Manaf, President of the International Yoga Federation (IYF) also drew attention to marine pollution. "Caretta Carettas (loggerhead turtles) are dying on our southern coasts. The whole world is alarmed for sea and water resources. Unique coral reefs are disappearing. Water is the most basic source for all living beings. We have used all the sensitivity that yoga provides for the individual to draw attention to water and cleanliness of the oceans. We support all the valuable projects in this regard. We invite everybody to work for the goal of not polluting nature. We will keep this subject on the agenda to raise peaceful awareness with nature."
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FOR THE FIRST TIME TURKEY WON THE IYC
TEAMS from 20 countries took part in the competition. The athletes presented the dance numbers on various subjects.The Turkish team made a number, the theme was the protection of the environment. According to the President of the International yoga Federation (IYF) Akif Manaf, Turkey became the winner of the yoga competitions for the first time. “The Turkish team showed excellent preparation. Such an important topic as the protection of the environment from pollution was presented at the highest level”, – Manaf said. Yoga is a sport that is performed based on rhythmic gymnastics and aerobics, where the main elements are asanas. It is distributed in India and South America. Yoga sport is created under the auspices of various yoga federations of India to promote yoga.
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2ND INERNATIONAL YOGA CHOREOGRAPHY CHAMPIONSHIP
2nd INTERNATIONAL YOGA CHOREOGRAPHY CHAMPIONSHIP JUNE 25th, 2017 Time: 20.00 (8 pm) AKRA HOTEL - ANTALYA Everyone is welcomed to join to the championship Solo, duet or group choreographies can be presented. The length of the submitted choreography is up to the athlete and the time span can be however they deem appropriate. Anyone wishing to participate in the tournament must submit their names by June 25, 2017 at the latest. I you are not able to make it in person, you can also submit a video of your choreography at the latest by June 22nd.
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