Timing Your Vinyasa Yoga Class
/A post on how much time to spend on each section of class when you go to teach a Vinyasa sequence.
Read MoreA post on how much time to spend on each section of class when you go to teach a Vinyasa sequence.
Read MoreReflections on chanting and using mala beads to help you get grounded in your yoga practice.
Read MoreYoga is a tool to help you grow stronger, more focused, and more disciplined. Here are a few ways to train resilience when you step onto your mat, inspired by day 3 of my training with Yoga for First Responders.
Read MoreIt’s important to take care of your joints when you practice yoga. Check out this incredible Q&A post featuring insight from a doctor of physical therapy about how to avoid injury, especially if you are hypermobile.
Read MoreNeed some support with your yoga practice? I’ve got you. ;)
Read MoreI am STOKED about the Yoga for First Responders teacher training I’ll be completing later this month! It’s going to be a life-changing experience… here’s more info about what the training entails, and how you can support me on this next adventure.
Read MoreBreathing in and out through the left side of your nose is a potent, simple way to calm your energy.
Read MoreFor the next 365 days, you can find me on my mat. A few thoughts on my devotion to my practice…
Read MoreAn insightful guest post on how to heal from whiplash using a mindful, slow approach.
Read MoreLooking to find your groove with a consistent yoga routine? Get started here.
Read MoreHelpful hints for building your confidence as a yoga teacher.
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