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VISION AND MISSION

Vision:

We envision a world where yoga is universally practiced, celebrated, and embraced by people of all backgrounds. Our vision is to create an environment where athletes, coaches, referees, and the broader yoga sports community can thrive, realizing their highest potential in every aspect of the discipline.

Mission:

Our mission is to facilitate and inspire global participation in yoga sports. We aim to achieve this mission through our commitment to the following objectives:

Yoga Sports Focus

We strive to foster an environment where individuals of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities can engage, develop, and excel in yoga sports. By offering inclusive opportunities, we empower sports enthusiasts to explore and maximize their potential, regardless of their age, background, ability, or disability.

International Success

We aspire for yoga sports to gain international recognition and success, ultimately earning a place at prestigious events such as the World Games, Olympics, and Paralympics. We celebrate the achievements of our athletes, coaches, and officials on both national and global stages.

Delivering Partnerships

Building strong partnerships, both internally and externally, is crucial to our mission. By collaborating at all levels, we create robust structures and support systems that promote the growth of yoga sports worldwide.

Raising the Profile of Yoga Sports

We are committed to increasing public awareness and understanding of the diverse range of activities within yoga sports. Through effective publicity and education, we aim to attract greater sponsorship, funding, and participation, ensuring the sport's continued growth and accessibility.

Athlete Support

We recognize the importance of providing comprehensive support to athletes, not only during their competitive careers but also as they transition into other endeavors. Our goal is to establish a sustainable framework that nurtures the long-term success and well-being of yoga sports athletes.

Coach Support

A cohesive and inclusive coaching system is essential for nurturing the talent and potential of yoga athletes at every stage of their development. We are committed to fostering an environment where skilled coaches are valued and empowered to guide athletes toward their goals.

Anti-Doping

In alignment with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code, we uphold the highest standards of integrity and fairness in sports. Our Anti-Doping Programme ensures a level playing field for all athletes, promoting equality and transparency across the board.

Governance & Regulation

We strive to comprehensively and fairly govern and regulate yoga sports on an international scale. Our aim is to establish consistent standardized rules, regulations, and scoring criteria across all countries and continents. This will ensure the integrity and credibility of the sport, promoting fairness, transparency, and integrity in Olympic-level competitions. By establishing clear guidelines, we aim to showcase the athleticism, skill, and grace of yoga practitioners on the world stage.

Educate and Inspire

We educate the public, media, and Olympic community about the benefits and significance of yoga as a competitive sport. Through outreach initiatives, events, and media campaigns, we aim to inspire widespread enthusiasm and support for yoga's journey to the Olympics.

Promote Athlete Preparation

We provide support and resources for yoga athletes who aspire to compete in the Yoga Games, including training programs, coaching assistance, and competition opportunities. Our goal is to empower athletes to reach their full potential and represent their countries with pride and excellence in Yoga Games.

Foster International Collaboration

We collaborate with national and international yoga organizations, federations, and governing bodies to coordinate efforts and promote a unified approach to Olympic advocacy and preparation. By fostering international cooperation, we amplify our collective voice and advance the cause of worldwide recognition for yoga.

Ensure Inclusivity and Diversity

We advocate for the inclusion of diverse yoga categories and practitioners in the Olympic Games, embracing the richness and diversity of the global yoga community. Our commitment to inclusivity ensures that all individuals, regardless of background or experience, have the opportunity to participate and excel in Olympic yoga events.

Collaborate with the Olympic Movement

We collaborate with the Olympic Movement and relevant stakeholders to align our efforts with the principles and values of the Olympic Games. By working closely with key organizations, we strive to seamlessly integrate yoga into the Olympic program, enriching the Games with its spirit and essence.


MEMBERSHIP/BENEFITS

BENEFITS

1)Organizing yoga games, events, education programms under the guidence of International Yoga Federation.
-      National yoga games
-      Education programms for coaches, referees, athletes
-      Yoga teacher training programms
-      Yoga retreat programms
-      Yoga festivals
-      Seminars about yoga therapy, yoga science etc.

2)The largest network in the yoga field
-      Members have an abundance of physical and virtual opportunities to network, learn and exchange with all member organizations in the world.
-      Members are invited to share their work across IYF’s communications channels and are the first to receive news and opportunities shared exclusively with Members.
-      Members receive access to an extensive and eclectic variety of resources, including guidelines, toolkits, strategies, action plans, etc.
-      Member development is accessible through educational, training and capacity building opportunities.
-      Members can seek IYF’s advice and expertise by simply contacting IYF’s officers. 



MEMBERSHIP
  • National federations/associations can be a full member of IYF.
The organizaitons that regulate and promote yoga in a country can apply to become a temproray member.  IYF supports these organizations on the process of becoming a federation. 
  •  Becoming a full member of IYF is completely free; no fee, no expenditures etc.
  •  IYF does have no obligation or restriction for its members.

PARTNERSHIP

IYF cooperates with, and is supported by, many varied organizations around the world and also enjoys productive working relationships with other national or international bodies, and is open to new fields of cooperation.

  • Yoga organizations
  • Yoga studios
  • Yoga teachers

SPONSORSHIP

IYF offers sponsors to access to its vast network of members and existing partners and stakeholders, and the billions of citizens around the world they represent. IYF has a comprehensive range of programs and events including educational seminars, practical training programs, tournaments, championships. 
 
To become member or partner or sponsor of IYF, please complete and return the following application form, along with all the prescribed documents, to the IYF office. Your application will be reviewed by the IYF Board of Directors at its next meeting.


APPLICATION
email: info@internationalyogafederation.com.tr

ORGANISATION

International Yoga Federation based in USA is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to regulating, developing and promoting yoga sport.
 
It is governed by its member associations, which are national yoga federations, and has a professional staff.
 
International Yoga Federation organises a portfolio of international events, including international championships and international tournaments, promotes yoga through its communications and broadcast department, and offers development and education services to its members.

Founding national federations in 210 countries

International Yoga Federation can have one one national member federation/association in each country around the world.
Organisations that regulate and promote yoga in a country that does not already have a national yoga federation that is a member of International Yoga Federation can apply to become a temporary member.  

Development

Yoga is a universal sport that requires physical & mental infrastructure and knowledge.
It is necessary to improve the level of two pillars within national yoga federations around the world to grow the availability of yoga and ultimately increase the number of people who implement yoga. This is a development.
IYF supports all members and tailored projects to spread and promote yoga. Alongside education programmes for coaches, referees and athletes, International Yoga Federation offers national federations assistance in the process of strategic planning.

 
Commissions

IYF commissions may be created for the purpose of advising the President, the Executive Board or the General Assembly as the case may be.
The President establishes standing or ad hoc commissions and working groups whenever it appears necessary. The President establishes their terms of reference, designates all their members and decides their dissolution once he considers that they have fulfilled their mandates. IYF Commissions are responsible for the details of their work as well as for how that work is carried out. They have no executive authority. Their proposals require the approval of the President.

Commissions present reports to the President whenever needed. IYF Members, athletes and officials are encouraged to submit their querries and suggestions to the Commission Chairs.


Currently IYF has the following commissions:

Athletes' Commission

Communications Commission

Coordination Commissions

Digital & Technology Commission

Disciplinary Commission

Finance Commission

Marketing Members

Education Commission

Sport and Active Society


EXECUTIVE BOARD

 

Ak. M.              

President


 



James Uriu             

Vice President

 

Sherina Shahbazian 

General Secretary 

 

S. U. 

Organizing Secretary

 

Nidhi Tiyyagura     

Treasurer

BYLAWS

   
INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION
IYF 
BYLAWS  
 
NAME OF THE FEDERATION AND MAIN CENTER
 
ARTICLE 1
 
The name of the Federation is: “ INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION.”  The Federation can open up local and international representation offices.
 
The abbreviation of it will be “IYF”

Logo: The logo of the Federation is circular: A thick purple circle is inside a white and purple drawn circle, with a purple background and typed white letters saying “INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION” on it. Another white circle is in it and inside of this white circle is a map of the world with the coloring of gray and white as a silhouette. In front of the map, there is a figure of a human standing on both of his elbows and one leg, in the pose of a bridge. The logo is shown above. The logo of the Federation cannot be used in anyway without taking permission from the Board of Directors, can not be distributed to the ones other than members, can not be sold, and can not be used other than its purpose.
 
THE PURPOSE OF THE FEDERATION
 
ARTICLE 2
 
The Federation has been established; To provide an environment to be able to introduce and spread Yoga, which has an important support for the physical, mental and spiritual development of individuals of any age group nationally and internationally to big masses, to inform society about its benefits for the health of human beings, and to gather yoga coaches/instructors, to allow the development of the activities of the yoga coaches/instructors , to enable their education, to make arrangements, and give support about the determination of occupational standards etc. and to do Yoga training/certification programs, arrange educational seminars and educations, to conduct examinations, to honor certification of coaching/ participation, to give any kind of guidance to the coaches/instructors and to work towards having good relationships, cooperation, and support between the member associations, to arrange national and international competitions in the field of Yoga, to ensure that activities with similar objectives are carried out together, and to be in national and international activities.
 
Here, the wording “Yoga” is meant for the Original Yoga System. With the Original Yoga System, a branch of sport and knowledge which is open to all of humankind, regardless of religion, class, language, color, race, gender, and age  is expressed.
 
 
THE SUBJECTS, FIELD, AND WAYS OF STUDY THAT WILL BE CARRIED OUT BY THE FEDERATION
 
ARTICLE 3
 

  1. For Yoga to spread nationwide and internationally, create projects, take decisions, implement and make others implement.
 
  1. Carry out worldwide Yoga Organizations, conducting activities that promote Yoga, to do research to activate and make these activities much more effective and for their development, to arrange training activities such as: courses, seminars, conferences, and panels, and to organize national and international competitions.
 
  1. For the education, application, and dissemination of the Original Yoga System, creating projects, to give related individuals and organizations support with knowledge and the expertise.
 
  1. To strengthen the communication between the individuals and the Organizations applying the Original Yoga System, arranging national and international meetings and attending similar meetings.  
 
  1. To define standards for the Yoga Centers; make its regulations, audit, and make sure these standards are being abided.
 
  1. To open up courses and programs to train Yoga coaches/instructors, conduct examinations, to honor the ones who succeed with coaching/instructor certification, to arrange training activities such as: seminars, conferences, and panels.
 
  1. To evaluate and inspect how much the institutions that honor Yoga coaching and attendance certification abide by the occupation standards and regulations, enforce sanctions for these institutions to act in certain quality standards.
 
  1. To create occupational standards on the field of Yoga Coaching/Instructor, with this goal make various arrangements (regulation, circular, announcement etc.) announce and publish, to ensure the approval of these by the relevant authorities.
 
  1. Towards the goal to be actualized provide any type of knowledge, document, documentation and publication, to create a documentation center, for the works to be heard of, aligned with the goals to publish newspapers, magazines, books and bulletins.
 
  1. For the goal to be achieved, create a healthy work environment, provide any type of technical equipment, fixed assets, and office supply equipment.
 
  1. To improve and keep the social relationships of members and member associations, organize activities such as: dinner parties, concerts, plays, exhibition, sports, travel, camps, festivals, carnivals, banquets, or to make the members take advantage of such activities.
 
  1. With the necessary permissions, be involved in collecting aid and accepting donations both nationally and internationally.
 
  1. For the goal to get the necessary revenue, to be able to actualize the mission in these Bylaws to establish economic, commercial, industrial, and revolving businesses and to operate or to enable its operation.
 
  1. For the members to benefit and do Yoga establishing social and cultural facilities and  inspect them,
 
  1. If required for the realization of the purpose, to establish local or international foundations, to establish confederation or to be part of such an established confederation, establish such institutions or contribute for them to establish and to build facilities that federations can establish with the necessary permissions,
 
  1. Being in international activities, being a member of Federations and institutions which have been established abroad and organizing activities in the field of Yoga, attending their activities, doing joint work with these institutions or helping each other,
 
  1. If it is found to be necessary, without prejudice to the provisions of the law, to carry out a joint project with the public institutions and organizations in the fields of their duties,
 
 18 - To open up new branches and representative offices to be able to carry out activities at required places.
 
19 - To create platforms for cooperation with other federations or foundations, trade unions and similar non-governmental organizations in fields that are of interest to the Federation and are not prohibited by law,
 
20 - For the Federation activities, purchase needed movable and immovable assets, to sell, rent, and lease, and to establish the real right on immovable property.
 
21- Towards its goals at the national and international levels, cooperating with press, media organizations, universities, related public institutions, and civil society organizations,
 
22 - To carry out any type of activities required by the Federation for its purposes and which the law does not prohibit,
 
The Federation acts in the social field.
 
PARTICIPATING IN THE FEDERATION, EXITING, AND EXCLUSION
 
Membership and Terms
 
ARTICLE 4
 
Any association that adopts the purpose of the Federation and accepts to work in this direction may become a member of the IYF. The application for membership shall be made with a petition to the chairperson of the Federation`s board of directors together with a decision taken by the associations own General Assembly to participate in. The Board of Directors evaluate the application and give their decision within 30 days at the latest. The association whose membership is finalized is considered to have accepted the main Bylaws of the Federation. In addition, the name of the honorary membership may be given to the natural and legal persons who serve factually and without any expectations to the Federation and who provide financial and moral benefit to the Federation.
 
Termination of Membership
 
ARTICLE 5
 
a) The member association has the right to opt out with written notice.
In the event that a member abolishes itself or loses their legal entity for any reason, their membership will automatically be terminated. The membership is terminated by getting a decision of the general assembly with the will of the member association that wants to opt out from the membership of the Federation.
 
b) By not participating in the works of the Federation, by escaping from taking duties, by not performing the assigned duties, by not complying with the decisions of the Federation organs and obstructing them; by acting in opposition to the bylaws and goals of the Federation and by acting carelessly towards the service philosophy and mission of the Federation, members who prevent the Federation from reaching its goals may be removed from membership through the decision of the Board of Directors. The decision of removal is not granted without the right of written and oral defense.
 
It is possible to object to the removal decision within 1 month to be examined at the General Assembly. Until the objection is connected to the decision, the rights and obligations of the member continue. The General Assembly’s decision is the final decision.
c) Not paying contribution debt within 1 month despite written notice, in the case of legal barriers to membership or with the loss of legal requirements for membership, the membership expires. The Board of Directors take a decision about the detection of the loss of membership. This decision can be appealed within a month to be examined at the General Assembly. Until the date the objection is concluded with a decision, the rights and obligations of the member continue. The General Assembly’s decision is the final decision.

Rights and Obligations of the Member

Article 6

 Federation members have the following rights:

  1. To attend the General Assembly together with their delegates.
  2. To choose the organs shown in the statute.
  3. To take advantage of written studies in the relevant articles of the statute
  4. To participate in Federation activities and management.
 
Article 7

 Associations that are members of the Federation fulfill the following obligations:

  1. To adhere to decisions of authorized bodies and all provisions of the Federation statute.
  2. To report the general assemblies that they will do to the  Federation President in a way it will reach to them at least 15 days in advance.
  3. Regularly pay contributions of the Federation.
  4. Not to be in an attitude and behavior contrary to the purposes of the Federation, not to use the authorities contrary to the benefits of the Federation.
  5. To participate in the research and review studies.
  6. To complete the tasks assigned by the Federation bodies.
 
FEDERATION ORGANS

Article 8

 Here are the organs of the Federation:

  1. General Assembly
  2. Board of Directors
  3. Board of Auditors
Apart from these main bodies, with the decision of the Board of Directors, commissions may be established where deemed necessary for the Federation to carry out its activities. These commissions are responsible to the Board of Directors in their work.
 
FOUNDING OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY, GATHERING TIME, CALL, AND MEETING PROCEDURE

Article 9

 The General Assembly is the highest decision-making body of the Federation and consists of the following delegations.

  1. Regardless of the number of registered members, each association participates with “4” delegates to the General Assembly. The delegates sent by each member to the General Assembly, representatives of the Federation's Board of Directors and Board of Auditors who served on the board at that term have the right to attend and cast a vote at the general meeting at the end of the term.
  2. The delegates who will attend the General Assembly are notified to the Federation in writing by their association in a way it will reach to the General Assembly at least (7) days before.
 
 
General Assembly Meetings

The General Assembly is convened in two forms, ordinary and extraordinary:

  1. Ordinary General Meeting: Once every three years, they meet in April according to the call of the Board of Directors.
  2. Extraordinary General Meeting: Meet with the call of the Board of Directors through  the request of Board of Directors or Board of Auditors or at least ⅕ (one fifth) of the General Assembly of Federation delegates.
 
Call Procedure

The Board of Directors arrange a list of members who are entitled to attend the General Assembly according to the Federation statute. Members who are entitled to attend the general assembly are invited to the meeting at least 15 days before with announcement of the day, time, place, and agenda in a newspaper or reporting by written or electronic mail. If a meeting cannot be held because a majority cannot be reached in this circle, it is also announced which day and time the second meeting is to be held. The time between the first meeting and second meeting cannot be less than 7 days or more than 60 days. If the meeting is postponed for any reason other than the lack of majority, this case is announced to the members by indicating the reasons for the delay in accordance with the calling convention. The second meeting should happen within six months at the latest from the date it is postponed. Members are invited to the second meeting again in the same way according to the principles stated in the first chapter.

Quorum of Meeting

The General Assembly convenes with participation of one more than half of the eligible delegates. The meeting, which contains the topics of amendment of the statute and the annulment of the Federation, can be conducted with the participation of two-thirds of the number of delegates. If there is not enough quorum in the first meeting, the majority in the second meeting is not sought. But the number of delegates participating in the second meeting cannot be less than twice the sum of the total number of members of the board of directors and auditors.

Procedure of Meeting

The General Assembly convenes on the day, hour, and place specified in the announcement. Delegates enter the meeting hall by signing the alignment of their names in the list organized by the Board of Directors. If a majority is provided the situation is determined by a record, if the Chairperson of the Board or Vice Chairperson of the Board  is not there, the meeting is opened by one of the members of the Board of Directors. After opening, the Meeting Board composed of the Meeting Chairperson, the Meeting Vice Chairperson , and the Minutes Clerck is elected to manage the meeting.

Only items on the agenda are discussed in the General Assembly. However, it is obligatory to include the topics that are requested to be discussed by one tenth of the members attending the meeting.
Delegates personally participate in the meeting. Each delegate may cast one vote. It is imperative that the delegates show their identities to the council committee and they must sign the alignment of their names in the attendance sheet during voting for the election of the Federation bodies. Delegates are not allowed to cast a vote in a discussion of a matter related to them.
Decisions in the General Assembly are taken with the absolute majority of the delegates attending the meeting and through open voting. Only the decisions on the amendment of the statute and termination of the Federation are taken by two-thirds majority of the members attending the meeting.

Decisions and minutes of the General Assembly signed by the Meeting Board, delivered to the Board of Directors with minutes to be kept and to take necessary action.

DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Article 10

  1. Selection of Federation bodies for 3 years.
  2. Change of Federation statute.
  3. Examine the Board of Directors and Board of Auditors reports, balance sheet and income-expense accounts, according to the result of the examine to make a decision about the Board of Directors and Board of Auditors being released or to make decisions about the responsible ones.
  4. Review and approve the Federation budget.
  5. Decide about the subjects that need to be taken into consideration or removed.
  6. Decide to join or leave a confederation of the federation, to establish a new confederation, and decide to become a founding member in this confederation. Decide to terminate the Federation.
  7. To suspend members of the Board of Directors and supervisory board when necessary, to take a decision for legal prosecution of those who have responsibilities on this, to authorize the supervision of member associations by the Board of Directors.
  8. Examine complaints and wishes reflected on the General Assembly.
  9. Review the regulations to be prepared for the Federation studies by the Board of Directors and approve the same or by changing them.
  10. Decide international activities of the Federation, to decide whether to join or leave as a member of a federation, association, or organization abroad.
  11. To establish economic enterprises with revolving funds enterprises, to authorize the management board to buy or sell movable or immovable property.
  12. Review the other proposals of the Board of Directors and make a decision.
  13. The General Assembly supervises other bodies of the Federation and can always take them from the office with justifiable reasons.
  14. The General Assembly gives the final decision on acceptance and removal from membership. The General Assembly does work which is not given to the other body of the Federation and uses the authorities as the most authoritative body of the Federation.
 
 
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Article 11

  1. The Board of Directors is elected for three years through a secret ballot and open count method, including 5 full and 5 associate members among the delegates whose names are listed on the general assembly delegate list.
  2. Board members who did not attend three consecutive board  meetings without an excuse lose their membership automatically. Re-election of board members whose term is expired is possible.
  3. If the number of members of the Board of Directors falls below the absolute majority due to vacancies, the General Assembly is invited to the meeting within one month by the current members of the Board of Directors and the Board of Auditors.
  4. A list of the names, surnames, occupations, and addresses of the full members and associate members of the Board of Directors is notified to the property management authority within 30 days following the election of the General Assembly.
  5. The Board of Directors convene at the first meeting after its election and divide the duties. In the first meeting of the Board of Directors consisting of 5 persons together with the Chairperson of the Board of Directors, they select a Vice Chairperson, a Secretary, and an Accountant through the division of duties among themselves.
  6. The Chairperson of the Board of Directors also has the title of President of the Federation. The President of the Federation is selected among people who are known to be experts in Yoga in society, who have been engaged in Yoga for 50 years, who have at least 25 books on Yoga, 20 DVDs and CDs, and who are at least 50 years old.
  7. Each member of the Board of Directors has the right to cast one vote.
 
Article 12

DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

  1. Represents the Federation or gives authority to one or more of the other members in this respect.
  2. Decides to carry out studies in line with the objectives and working subjects of the Federation and ensures that activities are carried out in domestic and abroad. In order to carry out these activities, it establishes commissions, working groups and assigns them to various subjects.
  3. Applies the resolutions of the General Assembly.
  4. Assesses the money belongs to the Federation appropriately.
  5. Prepares the annual and quarterly reports of the Federation, balance sheet, income-expense account and future turnover budget and submits it to the general assembly.
  6. Ensures that the books and files of the Federation are kept regularly and systematically.
  7. To present the letting go decisions about the members to the General Assembly
  8. Invites the General Assembly to a meeting.
  9. Within the framework of the authorities in the law, buy, sell, use, lease movable goods and accept any kind of donations or donate. In addition, buy and sell all kinds of immovable properties based on the decision of the General Assembly.
  10. Examines and decides on membership applications made to the Federation. It decides on member associations who lose their membership or want to leave and present this decision to the first ordinary or extraordinary General Assembly.
  11. Ensuring the opening of representative offices in the deemed necessary places,
  12. Performs the duties assigned to it by legislation.
 
Article 13

GENERAL PRESIDENT'S DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES
 

  1. The President presides over the Board of Directors and represents the Federation in all respects and manages the Federation according to regulation rules, the decisions of the General Assembly and the Board of Directors.
  2. Provides that notification to the civil administration authority  of the full members and associate members elected to the Board of Directors and the Board of Auditors and other bodies of the Federation ; within thirty days following the election made by the General Assembly,
  3. Provides that notification to the civilian authority the amendments in the federal organs and settlement place; within thirty days.
  4. Ensures keeping the books and records that should be kept by the Federation.
  5. Ensures that the Federation declaration of the yearly Federation activities and the results of the income and expense transactions are submitted to the property administration office by the end of April of each year at the latest.
  6. Provides that: in case of receiving aid from abroad, these aids are taken through the banks.
  7. Provides that the immovable acquired by the Federation shall be notified to the local authority within one month from the registration to the title office.
  8. Ensures that if the Federation opens a representative office, the addresses of the representatives, the appointed person or persons will be notified to the civilian authority.
  9. In important and urgent matters, calls the General Assembly to a meeting. Encourage efficient and productive central and branch functions and leading by being an example in the subject.
  10. To perform the duties in other matters specified for the President of the Federation in the legislation, and exercise the authorities.
BOARD OF AUDITORS

Article 14

The Board of Auditors consists of three full members and three associate members elected for three years by General Assembly. Expired members can be re-elected. At the first meeting after the election, it selects a president among itself.

Internal auditing can be carried out by the Board of Auditors in the Federation and also by independent auditing institutions. The fact that the audit has been conducted by the independent auditing institutions does not remove the obligation of the Board of Auditors.

DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES OF THE BOARD OF AUDITORS

Article 15

a) Inspecting all transactions, accounts and books of the Federation
b) Presenting to the General Assembly a report on the results of annual management and financial audits and inspections of the balance sheet and income-expense account.
c) Reporting to the Board of Directors a report on the deficiencies found during the audit and the transactions contrary to the provisions of the bylaws, to ask for necessary corrections and arrangements to be done.
d) To request for the Board of Directors to invite the General Assembly to an extraordinary meeting in case of incompatibility to the benefit of the Federation in the Board of Directors’ works.
The auditors may participate in the Board of Directors' studies without voting rights.

INCOME RESOURCES of FEDERATION

Article 16

The revenue sources of the Federation are listed below:
  1. Donations and contributions made by real and legal persons to the Federation by their own discretion.
  2. Income derived from activities such as sightseeing, entertainment, concerts, conferences, festivals, carnival, seminars, social and sportive events organized by the Federation,
  3. Income derived from the assets of the Federation,
  4. Donations and aids to be collected in accordance with the provisions of the legislation on aid collection.
  5. To be able to obtain the income in order to actualize the purpose of the Federation, the profits derived from the business activities.
  6. Other income
Income and Expense Transactions of Federation

Article 17

Federation incomes are entitled as "Appropriation Receipt" (which is included in the Annex-17 of the Regulation on Associations). If the revenue of the Federation is collected through the banks, it can be replaced by the receipt of the documents such as the receipt or the statement of account issued by the bank.

Federation expenditures are made with expenditure documents such as invoices, retail sales receipts, and self-employment receipts. However, a 'Receipt of Receipts' is issued for payments that are not covered by the provisions of the Tax Procedures Code for the payments that are within the scope of the Article 94 of the Income Tax Law, and which are not included in the scope of this Law (which is included in the Annex-13 of the Regulation on Associations).

Deliveries of free goods and services to be made to the persons, institutions or organizations by the Federation shall be carried out with the "Outgoing  Donation Certificate" (which is included in the Annex-14 of the Regulation on Associations). If the deliveries of free goods and services to be made to the Federation by persons, institutions or organizations are accepted with the "Incoming Donation Certificate" (which is included in the Annex-15 of the Regulation on Associations).
 
Procedure for Income and Expense and Debt
 
Article 18

In case of the need to actualize the purpose of the Federation and carry out its activities, it may get into depth with the decision of the Board of Directors. This borrowing can be done in cash or with the procurement of goods and services with credits. However, this borrowing cannot be made in a quantity that is not able to be met by the revenue sources of the Federation and in a quantity that would cause payment difficulties for the Federation.

INTERNAL AUDIT OF THE FEDERATION

Article 19

Internal audits may be made by the General Assembly, the Board of Directors, or the Board of Auditors in the Federation as well as independent auditors. The fact that the audit has been conducted by the independent auditing institutions does not remove the obligation of the Board of Auditors.

The inspection of the Federation is carried out by the Board of Auditors at least once a year. The General Assembly or the Board of Directors may audit when necessary or may conduct audits through independent audit institutions.

STATUTE CHANGES

Article 20

Any change in the statute can be made through the decisions of the General Assembly.

In order to be able to make changes to the Bylaw by the General Assembly, 2/3 majority is needed of the members who are entitled to participate in the general assembly . If the meeting is postponed due to the failure to meet the majority, no majority will be sought in the second meeting. However, the number of members attending this meeting cannot be less than two times the total number of members of the Board of Directors and the board of auditors. The majority of the decisions required for a change of statute are two-thirds of the votes of the members who attend the meeting and have the right to cast a vote. In the general assembly, the amendment of the statute is made openly.

TERMINATION OF THE FEDERATION AND LIQUIDATION
 
Article 21
 
The Federation General Assembly can always decide to terminate the Federation. At least two thirds of the members and delegates who are entitled to participate in the General Assembly by law must be present at the meeting so that the General Assembly can decide to terminate the Federation. If this majority is not attained at the first meeting, members and delegates are invited to the second meeting. But it is imperative that the decision about termination is given by two thirds of the members and delegates present at the meeting.
 
In case of termination, all goods, money, and rights of the Federation shall be transferred to our member associations for the purpose determined by the decision of the General Assembly.
 
After the completion of liquidation and transfer of money assets and rights of these federations, the case shall be reported in writing to the administrative authority of the place where the Federation center is located by the liquidation board within 7 days, and the liquidation minutes are added to this written statement.
 
OPENING LOCAL AND PLANT
 
Article 22
 
The Federation may open and operate local and recreational facilities or have them operated by getting permission from the relevant authority.  
 
BOOKS AND RECORDS
 
Article 23

The Federation keeps records of member registration, decisions, business accounts, fixtures, receipt documents, and paperwork register books in accordance with the legislation.
 
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
 
Article 24

All disputes, conflicts and disagreements between members and IYF, as well as with third parties outside IYF, are to be solved through mutual negotiations.  



DEFICIENCY OF PROVISION
 
Article 25
 
In matters not specified in this statute, the Associations Law, Turkish Civil law, and the Regulation of Associations issued wıth reference to these  laws and other relevant legislation on associations shall apply.
 

 


SPORTING AND TECHNICAL RULES


INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION
SPORTING AND TECHNICAL RULES’ BOOK 


Copyright © 2020 International Yoga Federation
 

OBJECTIVES OF THE INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION
 
Our main goal is to govern Yoga and elevate it to the status of an official Olympic sport. We assist individuals in countries where Yoga has not yet been developed to establish National Yoga Federations.
 
We are committed to combating the use of prohibited drugs, all forms of violence, and injustice in all sports.
The International Yoga Federation does not permit any political, racial, or religious discrimination among its members. In all IYF activities, all members must conform to the requirements of fair play and non-discrimination.
 
 
ANTI-DOPING FIGHT
 
All forms of doping are strictly prohibited.
 
The list of banned substances is published and regularly updated by WADA.
 
In the IYF Anti-Doping Rules, anti-doping provisions are stated in conjunction with the World Anti-Doping Code.
 
 
GENDER EQUALITY
 
Yoga is a sport that is more popular among women than men. As yoga becomes more popular, the participation of women in sports overall will increase proportionally, leading to a positive impact on gender equality.

 

 
Download the Sporting and Technical Rules as pdf  
 
Download the Posture List 



 

CODE OF ETHICS

   
Code of Ethics
  • The aim of the yoga competition is to develop oneself and contribute to develop others. 
  • A Yoga Athlete should never forget that the one and the opponent are the same, whoever wins actually everyone wins.
  • Anyone can participate in yoga competition regardless of gender, age, ethnic origin, cultural background, sexual orientation, religion or political affiliation.
  • A Yoga Athlete should use ones creativity in his/her performance.
  • A Yoga Athlete should encourage everyone to do yoga and participate in yoga competitions.  
  • Any kind of conflict between yoga athletes, coaches or trainers should be considered in peace and love.
  • Yoga Athletes should communicate and co-operate with others in a supportive and sharing manner.
  • A Yoga Athlete should never use a prohibited substance or prohibited method and/or encourage others to use such for any kind of reason. 
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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.

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Vision and Mission

VISION

To make Yoga more prevalent in a contemporary and institutional structure, to increase participation all around the world, to be constantly present in international organizations.

 

MISSION

Being an organization that make Yoga training according to the original sources, making it internationally to spread Yoga practices all around the word, making the basis of adopting collective Yoga Culture.


CONTACT

CONTACT
International Yoga Federation
 
Address: 5438 Smiley Dr.
Los Angeles CA90016
USA
Phone: 
+1 (949) 246-1473


Address: Harmanyolu Ust sk. 
no: 8/ Sisli 34394 Sisli- Istanbul
Turkiye
Phone: +90 533 258 77 72

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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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VISION AND MISSION

Vision:

We envision a world where yoga is universally practiced, celebrated, and embraced by people of all backgrounds. Our vision is to create an environment where athletes, coaches, referees, and the broader yoga sports community can thrive, realizing their highest potential in every aspect of the discipline.

Mission:

Our mission is to facilitate and inspire global participation in yoga sports. We aim to achieve this mission through our commitment to the following objectives:

Yoga Sports Focus

We strive to foster an environment where individuals of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities can engage, develop, and excel in yoga sports. By offering inclusive opportunities, we empower sports enthusiasts to explore and maximize their potential, regardless of their age, background, ability, or disability.

International Success

We aspire for yoga sports to gain international recognition and success, ultimately earning a place at prestigious events such as the World Games, Olympics, and Paralympics. We celebrate the achievements of our athletes, coaches, and officials on both national and global stages.

Delivering Partnerships

Building strong partnerships, both internally and externally, is crucial to our mission. By collaborating at all levels, we create robust structures and support systems that promote the growth of yoga sports worldwide.

Raising the Profile of Yoga Sports

We are committed to increasing public awareness and understanding of the diverse range of activities within yoga sports. Through effective publicity and education, we aim to attract greater sponsorship, funding, and participation, ensuring the sport's continued growth and accessibility.

Athlete Support

We recognize the importance of providing comprehensive support to athletes, not only during their competitive careers but also as they transition into other endeavors. Our goal is to establish a sustainable framework that nurtures the long-term success and well-being of yoga sports athletes.

Coach Support

A cohesive and inclusive coaching system is essential for nurturing the talent and potential of yoga athletes at every stage of their development. We are committed to fostering an environment where skilled coaches are valued and empowered to guide athletes toward their goals.

Anti-Doping

In alignment with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code, we uphold the highest standards of integrity and fairness in sports. Our Anti-Doping Programme ensures a level playing field for all athletes, promoting equality and transparency across the board.

Governance & Regulation

We strive to comprehensively and fairly govern and regulate yoga sports on an international scale. Our aim is to establish consistent standardized rules, regulations, and scoring criteria across all countries and continents. This will ensure the integrity and credibility of the sport, promoting fairness, transparency, and integrity in Olympic-level competitions. By establishing clear guidelines, we aim to showcase the athleticism, skill, and grace of yoga practitioners on the world stage.

Educate and Inspire

We educate the public, media, and Olympic community about the benefits and significance of yoga as a competitive sport. Through outreach initiatives, events, and media campaigns, we aim to inspire widespread enthusiasm and support for yoga's journey to the Olympics.

Promote Athlete Preparation

We provide support and resources for yoga athletes who aspire to compete in the Yoga Games, including training programs, coaching assistance, and competition opportunities. Our goal is to empower athletes to reach their full potential and represent their countries with pride and excellence in Yoga Games.

Foster International Collaboration

We collaborate with national and international yoga organizations, federations, and governing bodies to coordinate efforts and promote a unified approach to Olympic advocacy and preparation. By fostering international cooperation, we amplify our collective voice and advance the cause of worldwide recognition for yoga.

Ensure Inclusivity and Diversity

We advocate for the inclusion of diverse yoga categories and practitioners in the Olympic Games, embracing the richness and diversity of the global yoga community. Our commitment to inclusivity ensures that all individuals, regardless of background or experience, have the opportunity to participate and excel in Olympic yoga events.

Collaborate with the Olympic Movement

We collaborate with the Olympic Movement and relevant stakeholders to align our efforts with the principles and values of the Olympic Games. By working closely with key organizations, we strive to seamlessly integrate yoga into the Olympic program, enriching the Games with its spirit and essence.


MEMBERSHIP/BENEFITS

BENEFITS

1)Organizing yoga games, events, education programms under the guidence of International Yoga Federation.
-      National yoga games
-      Education programms for coaches, referees, athletes
-      Yoga teacher training programms
-      Yoga retreat programms
-      Yoga festivals
-      Seminars about yoga therapy, yoga science etc.

2)The largest network in the yoga field
-      Members have an abundance of physical and virtual opportunities to network, learn and exchange with all member organizations in the world.
-      Members are invited to share their work across IYF’s communications channels and are the first to receive news and opportunities shared exclusively with Members.
-      Members receive access to an extensive and eclectic variety of resources, including guidelines, toolkits, strategies, action plans, etc.
-      Member development is accessible through educational, training and capacity building opportunities.
-      Members can seek IYF’s advice and expertise by simply contacting IYF’s officers. 



MEMBERSHIP
  • National federations/associations can be a full member of IYF.
The organizaitons that regulate and promote yoga in a country can apply to become a temproray member.  IYF supports these organizations on the process of becoming a federation. 
  •  Becoming a full member of IYF is completely free; no fee, no expenditures etc.
  •  IYF does have no obligation or restriction for its members.

PARTNERSHIP

IYF cooperates with, and is supported by, many varied organizations around the world and also enjoys productive working relationships with other national or international bodies, and is open to new fields of cooperation.

  • Yoga organizations
  • Yoga studios
  • Yoga teachers

SPONSORSHIP

IYF offers sponsors to access to its vast network of members and existing partners and stakeholders, and the billions of citizens around the world they represent. IYF has a comprehensive range of programs and events including educational seminars, practical training programs, tournaments, championships. 
 
To become member or partner or sponsor of IYF, please complete and return the following application form, along with all the prescribed documents, to the IYF office. Your application will be reviewed by the IYF Board of Directors at its next meeting.


APPLICATION
email: info@internationalyogafederation.com.tr

ORGANISATION

International Yoga Federation based in USA is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to regulating, developing and promoting yoga sport.
 
It is governed by its member associations, which are national yoga federations, and has a professional staff.
 
International Yoga Federation organises a portfolio of international events, including international championships and international tournaments, promotes yoga through its communications and broadcast department, and offers development and education services to its members.

Founding national federations in 210 countries

International Yoga Federation can have one one national member federation/association in each country around the world.
Organisations that regulate and promote yoga in a country that does not already have a national yoga federation that is a member of International Yoga Federation can apply to become a temporary member.  

Development

Yoga is a universal sport that requires physical & mental infrastructure and knowledge.
It is necessary to improve the level of two pillars within national yoga federations around the world to grow the availability of yoga and ultimately increase the number of people who implement yoga. This is a development.
IYF supports all members and tailored projects to spread and promote yoga. Alongside education programmes for coaches, referees and athletes, International Yoga Federation offers national federations assistance in the process of strategic planning.

 
Commissions

IYF commissions may be created for the purpose of advising the President, the Executive Board or the General Assembly as the case may be.
The President establishes standing or ad hoc commissions and working groups whenever it appears necessary. The President establishes their terms of reference, designates all their members and decides their dissolution once he considers that they have fulfilled their mandates. IYF Commissions are responsible for the details of their work as well as for how that work is carried out. They have no executive authority. Their proposals require the approval of the President.

Commissions present reports to the President whenever needed. IYF Members, athletes and officials are encouraged to submit their querries and suggestions to the Commission Chairs.


Currently IYF has the following commissions:

Athletes' Commission

Communications Commission

Coordination Commissions

Digital & Technology Commission

Disciplinary Commission

Finance Commission

Marketing Members

Education Commission

Sport and Active Society


EXECUTIVE BOARD

 

Ak. M.              

President


 



James Uriu             

Vice President

 

Sherina Shahbazian 

General Secretary 

 

S. U. 

Organizing Secretary

 

Nidhi Tiyyagura     

Treasurer

BYLAWS

   
INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION
IYF 
BYLAWS  
 
NAME OF THE FEDERATION AND MAIN CENTER
 
ARTICLE 1
 
The name of the Federation is: “ INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION.”  The Federation can open up local and international representation offices.
 
The abbreviation of it will be “IYF”

Logo: The logo of the Federation is circular: A thick purple circle is inside a white and purple drawn circle, with a purple background and typed white letters saying “INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION” on it. Another white circle is in it and inside of this white circle is a map of the world with the coloring of gray and white as a silhouette. In front of the map, there is a figure of a human standing on both of his elbows and one leg, in the pose of a bridge. The logo is shown above. The logo of the Federation cannot be used in anyway without taking permission from the Board of Directors, can not be distributed to the ones other than members, can not be sold, and can not be used other than its purpose.
 
THE PURPOSE OF THE FEDERATION
 
ARTICLE 2
 
The Federation has been established; To provide an environment to be able to introduce and spread Yoga, which has an important support for the physical, mental and spiritual development of individuals of any age group nationally and internationally to big masses, to inform society about its benefits for the health of human beings, and to gather yoga coaches/instructors, to allow the development of the activities of the yoga coaches/instructors , to enable their education, to make arrangements, and give support about the determination of occupational standards etc. and to do Yoga training/certification programs, arrange educational seminars and educations, to conduct examinations, to honor certification of coaching/ participation, to give any kind of guidance to the coaches/instructors and to work towards having good relationships, cooperation, and support between the member associations, to arrange national and international competitions in the field of Yoga, to ensure that activities with similar objectives are carried out together, and to be in national and international activities.
 
Here, the wording “Yoga” is meant for the Original Yoga System. With the Original Yoga System, a branch of sport and knowledge which is open to all of humankind, regardless of religion, class, language, color, race, gender, and age  is expressed.
 
 
THE SUBJECTS, FIELD, AND WAYS OF STUDY THAT WILL BE CARRIED OUT BY THE FEDERATION
 
ARTICLE 3
 

  1. For Yoga to spread nationwide and internationally, create projects, take decisions, implement and make others implement.
 
  1. Carry out worldwide Yoga Organizations, conducting activities that promote Yoga, to do research to activate and make these activities much more effective and for their development, to arrange training activities such as: courses, seminars, conferences, and panels, and to organize national and international competitions.
 
  1. For the education, application, and dissemination of the Original Yoga System, creating projects, to give related individuals and organizations support with knowledge and the expertise.
 
  1. To strengthen the communication between the individuals and the Organizations applying the Original Yoga System, arranging national and international meetings and attending similar meetings.  
 
  1. To define standards for the Yoga Centers; make its regulations, audit, and make sure these standards are being abided.
 
  1. To open up courses and programs to train Yoga coaches/instructors, conduct examinations, to honor the ones who succeed with coaching/instructor certification, to arrange training activities such as: seminars, conferences, and panels.
 
  1. To evaluate and inspect how much the institutions that honor Yoga coaching and attendance certification abide by the occupation standards and regulations, enforce sanctions for these institutions to act in certain quality standards.
 
  1. To create occupational standards on the field of Yoga Coaching/Instructor, with this goal make various arrangements (regulation, circular, announcement etc.) announce and publish, to ensure the approval of these by the relevant authorities.
 
  1. Towards the goal to be actualized provide any type of knowledge, document, documentation and publication, to create a documentation center, for the works to be heard of, aligned with the goals to publish newspapers, magazines, books and bulletins.
 
  1. For the goal to be achieved, create a healthy work environment, provide any type of technical equipment, fixed assets, and office supply equipment.
 
  1. To improve and keep the social relationships of members and member associations, organize activities such as: dinner parties, concerts, plays, exhibition, sports, travel, camps, festivals, carnivals, banquets, or to make the members take advantage of such activities.
 
  1. With the necessary permissions, be involved in collecting aid and accepting donations both nationally and internationally.
 
  1. For the goal to get the necessary revenue, to be able to actualize the mission in these Bylaws to establish economic, commercial, industrial, and revolving businesses and to operate or to enable its operation.
 
  1. For the members to benefit and do Yoga establishing social and cultural facilities and  inspect them,
 
  1. If required for the realization of the purpose, to establish local or international foundations, to establish confederation or to be part of such an established confederation, establish such institutions or contribute for them to establish and to build facilities that federations can establish with the necessary permissions,
 
  1. Being in international activities, being a member of Federations and institutions which have been established abroad and organizing activities in the field of Yoga, attending their activities, doing joint work with these institutions or helping each other,
 
  1. If it is found to be necessary, without prejudice to the provisions of the law, to carry out a joint project with the public institutions and organizations in the fields of their duties,
 
 18 - To open up new branches and representative offices to be able to carry out activities at required places.
 
19 - To create platforms for cooperation with other federations or foundations, trade unions and similar non-governmental organizations in fields that are of interest to the Federation and are not prohibited by law,
 
20 - For the Federation activities, purchase needed movable and immovable assets, to sell, rent, and lease, and to establish the real right on immovable property.
 
21- Towards its goals at the national and international levels, cooperating with press, media organizations, universities, related public institutions, and civil society organizations,
 
22 - To carry out any type of activities required by the Federation for its purposes and which the law does not prohibit,
 
The Federation acts in the social field.
 
PARTICIPATING IN THE FEDERATION, EXITING, AND EXCLUSION
 
Membership and Terms
 
ARTICLE 4
 
Any association that adopts the purpose of the Federation and accepts to work in this direction may become a member of the IYF. The application for membership shall be made with a petition to the chairperson of the Federation`s board of directors together with a decision taken by the associations own General Assembly to participate in. The Board of Directors evaluate the application and give their decision within 30 days at the latest. The association whose membership is finalized is considered to have accepted the main Bylaws of the Federation. In addition, the name of the honorary membership may be given to the natural and legal persons who serve factually and without any expectations to the Federation and who provide financial and moral benefit to the Federation.
 
Termination of Membership
 
ARTICLE 5
 
a) The member association has the right to opt out with written notice.
In the event that a member abolishes itself or loses their legal entity for any reason, their membership will automatically be terminated. The membership is terminated by getting a decision of the general assembly with the will of the member association that wants to opt out from the membership of the Federation.
 
b) By not participating in the works of the Federation, by escaping from taking duties, by not performing the assigned duties, by not complying with the decisions of the Federation organs and obstructing them; by acting in opposition to the bylaws and goals of the Federation and by acting carelessly towards the service philosophy and mission of the Federation, members who prevent the Federation from reaching its goals may be removed from membership through the decision of the Board of Directors. The decision of removal is not granted without the right of written and oral defense.
 
It is possible to object to the removal decision within 1 month to be examined at the General Assembly. Until the objection is connected to the decision, the rights and obligations of the member continue. The General Assembly’s decision is the final decision.
c) Not paying contribution debt within 1 month despite written notice, in the case of legal barriers to membership or with the loss of legal requirements for membership, the membership expires. The Board of Directors take a decision about the detection of the loss of membership. This decision can be appealed within a month to be examined at the General Assembly. Until the date the objection is concluded with a decision, the rights and obligations of the member continue. The General Assembly’s decision is the final decision.

Rights and Obligations of the Member

Article 6

 Federation members have the following rights:

  1. To attend the General Assembly together with their delegates.
  2. To choose the organs shown in the statute.
  3. To take advantage of written studies in the relevant articles of the statute
  4. To participate in Federation activities and management.
 
Article 7

 Associations that are members of the Federation fulfill the following obligations:

  1. To adhere to decisions of authorized bodies and all provisions of the Federation statute.
  2. To report the general assemblies that they will do to the  Federation President in a way it will reach to them at least 15 days in advance.
  3. Regularly pay contributions of the Federation.
  4. Not to be in an attitude and behavior contrary to the purposes of the Federation, not to use the authorities contrary to the benefits of the Federation.
  5. To participate in the research and review studies.
  6. To complete the tasks assigned by the Federation bodies.
 
FEDERATION ORGANS

Article 8

 Here are the organs of the Federation:

  1. General Assembly
  2. Board of Directors
  3. Board of Auditors
Apart from these main bodies, with the decision of the Board of Directors, commissions may be established where deemed necessary for the Federation to carry out its activities. These commissions are responsible to the Board of Directors in their work.
 
FOUNDING OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY, GATHERING TIME, CALL, AND MEETING PROCEDURE

Article 9

 The General Assembly is the highest decision-making body of the Federation and consists of the following delegations.

  1. Regardless of the number of registered members, each association participates with “4” delegates to the General Assembly. The delegates sent by each member to the General Assembly, representatives of the Federation's Board of Directors and Board of Auditors who served on the board at that term have the right to attend and cast a vote at the general meeting at the end of the term.
  2. The delegates who will attend the General Assembly are notified to the Federation in writing by their association in a way it will reach to the General Assembly at least (7) days before.
 
 
General Assembly Meetings

The General Assembly is convened in two forms, ordinary and extraordinary:

  1. Ordinary General Meeting: Once every three years, they meet in April according to the call of the Board of Directors.
  2. Extraordinary General Meeting: Meet with the call of the Board of Directors through  the request of Board of Directors or Board of Auditors or at least ⅕ (one fifth) of the General Assembly of Federation delegates.
 
Call Procedure

The Board of Directors arrange a list of members who are entitled to attend the General Assembly according to the Federation statute. Members who are entitled to attend the general assembly are invited to the meeting at least 15 days before with announcement of the day, time, place, and agenda in a newspaper or reporting by written or electronic mail. If a meeting cannot be held because a majority cannot be reached in this circle, it is also announced which day and time the second meeting is to be held. The time between the first meeting and second meeting cannot be less than 7 days or more than 60 days. If the meeting is postponed for any reason other than the lack of majority, this case is announced to the members by indicating the reasons for the delay in accordance with the calling convention. The second meeting should happen within six months at the latest from the date it is postponed. Members are invited to the second meeting again in the same way according to the principles stated in the first chapter.

Quorum of Meeting

The General Assembly convenes with participation of one more than half of the eligible delegates. The meeting, which contains the topics of amendment of the statute and the annulment of the Federation, can be conducted with the participation of two-thirds of the number of delegates. If there is not enough quorum in the first meeting, the majority in the second meeting is not sought. But the number of delegates participating in the second meeting cannot be less than twice the sum of the total number of members of the board of directors and auditors.

Procedure of Meeting

The General Assembly convenes on the day, hour, and place specified in the announcement. Delegates enter the meeting hall by signing the alignment of their names in the list organized by the Board of Directors. If a majority is provided the situation is determined by a record, if the Chairperson of the Board or Vice Chairperson of the Board  is not there, the meeting is opened by one of the members of the Board of Directors. After opening, the Meeting Board composed of the Meeting Chairperson, the Meeting Vice Chairperson , and the Minutes Clerck is elected to manage the meeting.

Only items on the agenda are discussed in the General Assembly. However, it is obligatory to include the topics that are requested to be discussed by one tenth of the members attending the meeting.
Delegates personally participate in the meeting. Each delegate may cast one vote. It is imperative that the delegates show their identities to the council committee and they must sign the alignment of their names in the attendance sheet during voting for the election of the Federation bodies. Delegates are not allowed to cast a vote in a discussion of a matter related to them.
Decisions in the General Assembly are taken with the absolute majority of the delegates attending the meeting and through open voting. Only the decisions on the amendment of the statute and termination of the Federation are taken by two-thirds majority of the members attending the meeting.

Decisions and minutes of the General Assembly signed by the Meeting Board, delivered to the Board of Directors with minutes to be kept and to take necessary action.

DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Article 10

  1. Selection of Federation bodies for 3 years.
  2. Change of Federation statute.
  3. Examine the Board of Directors and Board of Auditors reports, balance sheet and income-expense accounts, according to the result of the examine to make a decision about the Board of Directors and Board of Auditors being released or to make decisions about the responsible ones.
  4. Review and approve the Federation budget.
  5. Decide about the subjects that need to be taken into consideration or removed.
  6. Decide to join or leave a confederation of the federation, to establish a new confederation, and decide to become a founding member in this confederation. Decide to terminate the Federation.
  7. To suspend members of the Board of Directors and supervisory board when necessary, to take a decision for legal prosecution of those who have responsibilities on this, to authorize the supervision of member associations by the Board of Directors.
  8. Examine complaints and wishes reflected on the General Assembly.
  9. Review the regulations to be prepared for the Federation studies by the Board of Directors and approve the same or by changing them.
  10. Decide international activities of the Federation, to decide whether to join or leave as a member of a federation, association, or organization abroad.
  11. To establish economic enterprises with revolving funds enterprises, to authorize the management board to buy or sell movable or immovable property.
  12. Review the other proposals of the Board of Directors and make a decision.
  13. The General Assembly supervises other bodies of the Federation and can always take them from the office with justifiable reasons.
  14. The General Assembly gives the final decision on acceptance and removal from membership. The General Assembly does work which is not given to the other body of the Federation and uses the authorities as the most authoritative body of the Federation.
 
 
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Article 11

  1. The Board of Directors is elected for three years through a secret ballot and open count method, including 5 full and 5 associate members among the delegates whose names are listed on the general assembly delegate list.
  2. Board members who did not attend three consecutive board  meetings without an excuse lose their membership automatically. Re-election of board members whose term is expired is possible.
  3. If the number of members of the Board of Directors falls below the absolute majority due to vacancies, the General Assembly is invited to the meeting within one month by the current members of the Board of Directors and the Board of Auditors.
  4. A list of the names, surnames, occupations, and addresses of the full members and associate members of the Board of Directors is notified to the property management authority within 30 days following the election of the General Assembly.
  5. The Board of Directors convene at the first meeting after its election and divide the duties. In the first meeting of the Board of Directors consisting of 5 persons together with the Chairperson of the Board of Directors, they select a Vice Chairperson, a Secretary, and an Accountant through the division of duties among themselves.
  6. The Chairperson of the Board of Directors also has the title of President of the Federation. The President of the Federation is selected among people who are known to be experts in Yoga in society, who have been engaged in Yoga for 50 years, who have at least 25 books on Yoga, 20 DVDs and CDs, and who are at least 50 years old.
  7. Each member of the Board of Directors has the right to cast one vote.
 
Article 12

DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

  1. Represents the Federation or gives authority to one or more of the other members in this respect.
  2. Decides to carry out studies in line with the objectives and working subjects of the Federation and ensures that activities are carried out in domestic and abroad. In order to carry out these activities, it establishes commissions, working groups and assigns them to various subjects.
  3. Applies the resolutions of the General Assembly.
  4. Assesses the money belongs to the Federation appropriately.
  5. Prepares the annual and quarterly reports of the Federation, balance sheet, income-expense account and future turnover budget and submits it to the general assembly.
  6. Ensures that the books and files of the Federation are kept regularly and systematically.
  7. To present the letting go decisions about the members to the General Assembly
  8. Invites the General Assembly to a meeting.
  9. Within the framework of the authorities in the law, buy, sell, use, lease movable goods and accept any kind of donations or donate. In addition, buy and sell all kinds of immovable properties based on the decision of the General Assembly.
  10. Examines and decides on membership applications made to the Federation. It decides on member associations who lose their membership or want to leave and present this decision to the first ordinary or extraordinary General Assembly.
  11. Ensuring the opening of representative offices in the deemed necessary places,
  12. Performs the duties assigned to it by legislation.
 
Article 13

GENERAL PRESIDENT'S DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES
 

  1. The President presides over the Board of Directors and represents the Federation in all respects and manages the Federation according to regulation rules, the decisions of the General Assembly and the Board of Directors.
  2. Provides that notification to the civil administration authority  of the full members and associate members elected to the Board of Directors and the Board of Auditors and other bodies of the Federation ; within thirty days following the election made by the General Assembly,
  3. Provides that notification to the civilian authority the amendments in the federal organs and settlement place; within thirty days.
  4. Ensures keeping the books and records that should be kept by the Federation.
  5. Ensures that the Federation declaration of the yearly Federation activities and the results of the income and expense transactions are submitted to the property administration office by the end of April of each year at the latest.
  6. Provides that: in case of receiving aid from abroad, these aids are taken through the banks.
  7. Provides that the immovable acquired by the Federation shall be notified to the local authority within one month from the registration to the title office.
  8. Ensures that if the Federation opens a representative office, the addresses of the representatives, the appointed person or persons will be notified to the civilian authority.
  9. In important and urgent matters, calls the General Assembly to a meeting. Encourage efficient and productive central and branch functions and leading by being an example in the subject.
  10. To perform the duties in other matters specified for the President of the Federation in the legislation, and exercise the authorities.
BOARD OF AUDITORS

Article 14

The Board of Auditors consists of three full members and three associate members elected for three years by General Assembly. Expired members can be re-elected. At the first meeting after the election, it selects a president among itself.

Internal auditing can be carried out by the Board of Auditors in the Federation and also by independent auditing institutions. The fact that the audit has been conducted by the independent auditing institutions does not remove the obligation of the Board of Auditors.

DUTIES AND AUTHORITIES OF THE BOARD OF AUDITORS

Article 15

a) Inspecting all transactions, accounts and books of the Federation
b) Presenting to the General Assembly a report on the results of annual management and financial audits and inspections of the balance sheet and income-expense account.
c) Reporting to the Board of Directors a report on the deficiencies found during the audit and the transactions contrary to the provisions of the bylaws, to ask for necessary corrections and arrangements to be done.
d) To request for the Board of Directors to invite the General Assembly to an extraordinary meeting in case of incompatibility to the benefit of the Federation in the Board of Directors’ works.
The auditors may participate in the Board of Directors' studies without voting rights.

INCOME RESOURCES of FEDERATION

Article 16

The revenue sources of the Federation are listed below:
  1. Donations and contributions made by real and legal persons to the Federation by their own discretion.
  2. Income derived from activities such as sightseeing, entertainment, concerts, conferences, festivals, carnival, seminars, social and sportive events organized by the Federation,
  3. Income derived from the assets of the Federation,
  4. Donations and aids to be collected in accordance with the provisions of the legislation on aid collection.
  5. To be able to obtain the income in order to actualize the purpose of the Federation, the profits derived from the business activities.
  6. Other income
Income and Expense Transactions of Federation

Article 17

Federation incomes are entitled as "Appropriation Receipt" (which is included in the Annex-17 of the Regulation on Associations). If the revenue of the Federation is collected through the banks, it can be replaced by the receipt of the documents such as the receipt or the statement of account issued by the bank.

Federation expenditures are made with expenditure documents such as invoices, retail sales receipts, and self-employment receipts. However, a 'Receipt of Receipts' is issued for payments that are not covered by the provisions of the Tax Procedures Code for the payments that are within the scope of the Article 94 of the Income Tax Law, and which are not included in the scope of this Law (which is included in the Annex-13 of the Regulation on Associations).

Deliveries of free goods and services to be made to the persons, institutions or organizations by the Federation shall be carried out with the "Outgoing  Donation Certificate" (which is included in the Annex-14 of the Regulation on Associations). If the deliveries of free goods and services to be made to the Federation by persons, institutions or organizations are accepted with the "Incoming Donation Certificate" (which is included in the Annex-15 of the Regulation on Associations).
 
Procedure for Income and Expense and Debt
 
Article 18

In case of the need to actualize the purpose of the Federation and carry out its activities, it may get into depth with the decision of the Board of Directors. This borrowing can be done in cash or with the procurement of goods and services with credits. However, this borrowing cannot be made in a quantity that is not able to be met by the revenue sources of the Federation and in a quantity that would cause payment difficulties for the Federation.

INTERNAL AUDIT OF THE FEDERATION

Article 19

Internal audits may be made by the General Assembly, the Board of Directors, or the Board of Auditors in the Federation as well as independent auditors. The fact that the audit has been conducted by the independent auditing institutions does not remove the obligation of the Board of Auditors.

The inspection of the Federation is carried out by the Board of Auditors at least once a year. The General Assembly or the Board of Directors may audit when necessary or may conduct audits through independent audit institutions.

STATUTE CHANGES

Article 20

Any change in the statute can be made through the decisions of the General Assembly.

In order to be able to make changes to the Bylaw by the General Assembly, 2/3 majority is needed of the members who are entitled to participate in the general assembly . If the meeting is postponed due to the failure to meet the majority, no majority will be sought in the second meeting. However, the number of members attending this meeting cannot be less than two times the total number of members of the Board of Directors and the board of auditors. The majority of the decisions required for a change of statute are two-thirds of the votes of the members who attend the meeting and have the right to cast a vote. In the general assembly, the amendment of the statute is made openly.

TERMINATION OF THE FEDERATION AND LIQUIDATION
 
Article 21
 
The Federation General Assembly can always decide to terminate the Federation. At least two thirds of the members and delegates who are entitled to participate in the General Assembly by law must be present at the meeting so that the General Assembly can decide to terminate the Federation. If this majority is not attained at the first meeting, members and delegates are invited to the second meeting. But it is imperative that the decision about termination is given by two thirds of the members and delegates present at the meeting.
 
In case of termination, all goods, money, and rights of the Federation shall be transferred to our member associations for the purpose determined by the decision of the General Assembly.
 
After the completion of liquidation and transfer of money assets and rights of these federations, the case shall be reported in writing to the administrative authority of the place where the Federation center is located by the liquidation board within 7 days, and the liquidation minutes are added to this written statement.
 
OPENING LOCAL AND PLANT
 
Article 22
 
The Federation may open and operate local and recreational facilities or have them operated by getting permission from the relevant authority.  
 
BOOKS AND RECORDS
 
Article 23

The Federation keeps records of member registration, decisions, business accounts, fixtures, receipt documents, and paperwork register books in accordance with the legislation.
 
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
 
Article 24

All disputes, conflicts and disagreements between members and IYF, as well as with third parties outside IYF, are to be solved through mutual negotiations.  



DEFICIENCY OF PROVISION
 
Article 25
 
In matters not specified in this statute, the Associations Law, Turkish Civil law, and the Regulation of Associations issued wıth reference to these  laws and other relevant legislation on associations shall apply.
 

 


SPORTING AND TECHNICAL RULES


INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION
SPORTING AND TECHNICAL RULES’ BOOK 


Copyright © 2020 International Yoga Federation
 

OBJECTIVES OF THE INTERNATIONAL YOGA FEDERATION
 
Our main goal is to govern Yoga and elevate it to the status of an official Olympic sport. We assist individuals in countries where Yoga has not yet been developed to establish National Yoga Federations.
 
We are committed to combating the use of prohibited drugs, all forms of violence, and injustice in all sports.
The International Yoga Federation does not permit any political, racial, or religious discrimination among its members. In all IYF activities, all members must conform to the requirements of fair play and non-discrimination.
 
 
ANTI-DOPING FIGHT
 
All forms of doping are strictly prohibited.
 
The list of banned substances is published and regularly updated by WADA.
 
In the IYF Anti-Doping Rules, anti-doping provisions are stated in conjunction with the World Anti-Doping Code.
 
 
GENDER EQUALITY
 
Yoga is a sport that is more popular among women than men. As yoga becomes more popular, the participation of women in sports overall will increase proportionally, leading to a positive impact on gender equality.

 

 
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CODE OF ETHICS

   
Code of Ethics
  • The aim of the yoga competition is to develop oneself and contribute to develop others. 
  • A Yoga Athlete should never forget that the one and the opponent are the same, whoever wins actually everyone wins.
  • Anyone can participate in yoga competition regardless of gender, age, ethnic origin, cultural background, sexual orientation, religion or political affiliation.
  • A Yoga Athlete should use ones creativity in his/her performance.
  • A Yoga Athlete should encourage everyone to do yoga and participate in yoga competitions.  
  • Any kind of conflict between yoga athletes, coaches or trainers should be considered in peace and love.
  • Yoga Athletes should communicate and co-operate with others in a supportive and sharing manner.
  • A Yoga Athlete should never use a prohibited substance or prohibited method and/or encourage others to use such for any kind of reason. 
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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.

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VISION

To make Yoga more prevalent in a contemporary and institutional structure, to increase participation all around the world, to be constantly present in international organizations.

 

MISSION

Being an organization that make Yoga training according to the original sources, making it internationally to spread Yoga practices all around the word, making the basis of adopting collective Yoga Culture.


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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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