Stress is a given in life. In fact, we often seek challenges on the yoga mat to gain strength, flexibility, coordination. When pushed too hard—on the mat or in life—our bodies can no longer adapt to the demands in front
Yoga originated as a pathway to reach your potential. It’s a gateway to connect with your spiritual essence. Yogis called this Samadhi. Athletes call this the zone. You can reach this elevated state via physical postures and breathing techniques. Meditation works
Life is an ongoing stream of events. Some you enjoy; others that cause strain or stress. Yet in order to live vibrantly, you must release the past. You need to let go of trauma or negative emotions — both of which
The quality of your sleep can be greatly affected by the amount of mental and physical stress you experience during the day. You can have trouble falling asleep or difficulty sleeping through the entire night.That’s why this bedtime yin yoga sequence
Stress is a common enemy in physical and mental health. Yet many yoga teachers--and especially your students--don’t fully understand the negative impacts of chronic stress on your well-being. This article gives you a simple definition to understand stress as well as
Life is constantly changing, and with change comes the element of uncertainty. The unknown can then trigger self-doubt or a fear of moving forward. This yin yoga sequence for grounding and protection will combat these negative emotions. By stepping on your
A yoga retreat is one of the best ways to explore new parts of the world while generating revenue as a yoga teacher. A major plus is that your students enhance their well being while practicing yoga on vacation! It’s a
There are times when life can seem fast and crazy and overwhelming. And it can be tempting to push harder and do more yourself in order to keep a sense of control over your future. This restorative yoga sequence is designed
The terrain of the hips, much like the African plains, provide endless opportunities for exploration. The pelvic girdle consists of 3 pairs of bones, roughly 17 muscles, and connects the axial skeleton to the lower limbs. This
The heart of the yogic paradigm is that we, as humans, are part of an infinite, intelligent, and evolving universe. In fact, our true self mirrors that unending field of possibility. You are abundantly creative and you are powerful beyond measure.
