Victor Sergeevich Boyko is a yoga-practician, a teacher and a yoga-therapist. Viktor Boyko ' s yoga school is well known in Russia and abroad, thanks to the effective rehabilitation and self-development programme developed by her author.

Biography

Victor Boyko was born on 1 April 1948 in the village of Ichaki Krum province, in the ordinary Soviet family. He didn't know anything about yoga until he was 16 when he read Ivan Eframov. Then he couldn't have thought that the topic would soon come from the " volcano " to the main theme of his life...

After completing secondary school and railway equipment, serving two years in the missile force, Victor Boyko entered the Sevastopol Building Institute. At the student time, he was happy to find Yoga-Dippiku Ayengara, where he became self-sustained. Despite perseverance, the first years of practice had failed, neither a special flexibility nor a good length had been achieved. This failure, according to Victor, made him truly think about the Yoga-Diki text and deepened his yoga study. Ten years of searching for yoga technology, the philosophy of the East, the principles of biomechanics and physiology of the movement, as well as permanent experiments on his own body, have led Victor to an understanding of the very principle of Hatha-yoga. This has helped to build its own practice and to obtain results far more than just " flexibility " and " passivity " . The Yogys have rebuilt the principle of thinking, and even life itself. At the same time, the people who needed to be treated had become themselves, and the experience gained had become increasingly widespread.

Since 1987, Victor Boyko has moved to Moscow, and his specialization has increasingly moved from " engineering " to " Yoga-therapy " . It was illegal to engage with people, as the Union had been officially banned since the early 1980s. However, in the knowledge of the success of Boyko in therapeutic practice, he was invited to cooperate with medical institutions. The Vegetative Pathology Centre investigated it in the process of asan and laundry using special equipment to explore the beneficial effects of yoga on the nervous system and apply it in treatment of different types of neurosis.