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Your One Mantra: Being Powerful Beyond Measure
On June 29, 2016 in
General
by
SunnyKohBlog
How would you feel if you allowed yourself to seek all that you wanted? What would it feel like to want, free of societal filters and expectations? What would happen if you stopped the incessant cycle of self-sabotagement?
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Awareness
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Fearless
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Mantra
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Sunny Koh
Fearlessly Creative
On June 29, 2016 in
General
by
Shannon Paige
What on Earth!? It happened: the idea was born, the perfect studio space emerged, the lease was signed, the walls went up, the floor went down, and the collaborators gathered. Even the smallest of the pre-opening details were somewhat thrilling; as we stepped forward in the creation of Earth, our new yoga studio in Boulder, Colorado.
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Creativity
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Fearless
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Passion
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Rumi
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Shannon Paige
Why You Should Start a Home Yoga Practice
On June 22, 2016 in
General
by
Valentina Rose
About a year ago I started practicing yoga on my own. Before, I was never one to practice alone. After all, why should I stay home and practice by myself when I can go to YogaWorks? You might be one of those people who also doesn’t want to miss out on the social vibe of public classes, and I don’t blame you. Or maybe you don’t feel like you know enough of yoga sequencing and alignment to be on your own. In that case, you can either take mental note of what you see in class and replicate it, or read up a sequence online. Even though safety is still priority, if you are looking for a simple, solid home practice you can figure a few poses out work for you specifically and get all the benefits of a self-imposed structure.
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Discipline
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home practice
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Motivation
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Self-Practice
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Valentina Rosa
Summer Solstice Yoga Practice
On June 22, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
Summer solstice was on Monday, complete with a beautiful strawberry full moon (something I was informed of after the fact and apparently this strawberry stuff only happens once every 70 years!). Solstices and equinoxes are important to me because they signify a change in season. Just as Mother Nature changes throughout the seasons, so do human beings. Now is a good time to contemplate how your routines, practices, and needs are changing as we officially enter summer.
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Ashley Josephine
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Cooling Practice
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Strawberry Full Moon
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Summer Solstice
Wrists, Yoga & Pain-free Practice
On June 22, 2016 in
General
by
AdamHocke
If you practice vinyasa flow yoga, the reality is you’re going to spend a lot of time bearing weight on the delicate structures of your hands and wrists. The problem is that this is not their intended function. For example, when was the last time, save a social media campaign, you walked to the grocery store on your hands? As the action of weight bearing through the hands is a bit unnatural, it can potentially introduce discomfort, pain, and even injury into your yoga practice.
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Adam Hocke
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Anatomy
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Katja B
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vinyasa flow technique
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Wrists
Aging with the Seasons of Life
On June 15, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
About a year ago I shared an article about the Ayurvedic perspective on circadian rhythm. In it, I shared how different times in the day have different qualities associated with them, thus making certain times more appropriate for specific activities.
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Ashley Josephine
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Ayurveda
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balance
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Contentment
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Doshas
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Seasons of Life
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Transitions of Life
5 Tips for New Yoga Teachers
On June 13, 2016 in
General
by
JasonCrandell
Like all livelihoods, teaching yoga comes with challenges that can lead to burnout if they’re not managed. Here are five essential tips to help you manage the stresses of teaching yoga so that you can savor your career and guide your students without crashing and burning.
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Burnout
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Jason Crandell
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Yoga Teacher Training
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Yoga Teachers
Canvas of Writing and Yoga
On June 13, 2016 in
General
by
SunnyKohBlog
At first, the idea of writing might seem as daunting as yoga is to some people- How do you start? Are there any rules? What exactly do you do? There are always these unsure moments when you try something new. Think back to the first time you were given a mat to unroll onto the ground and step onto bare feet. The setup that once felt so foreign might become a native part of how you begin your yoga practice now.
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Expression
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Practice
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Sunny Koh
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Writing
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Yoga and Writing
Yoga You Can Do It Bed
On June 7, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
Today, I’m offering up another video for you post-travel. If you forget to stretch during the trip itself, at least take some time to decompress afterward with some yoga you can do in bed.
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Ashley Josephine
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Decompress
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Restorative Yoga
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Stretch
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Travel Yoga
Get Your Yoga Out of My Asana
On June 7, 2016 in
General
by
J. Brown
For many, it is has become important to distinguish between “asana,” or the performing of postures, and yoga. Both those who are inclined towards yoga as a fitness regimen, and those who embrace it as more than just exercise, find it necessary to clarify the intent and purpose behind their practice. This compartmentalisation, while convenient and often useful, brings with it a dilemma, the resolution to which determines what is actually possible with yoga.
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Asana
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Body Image
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J. Brown Yoga
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Practice
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yoga
What is Karma?
On June 7, 2016 in
General
by
AimeeHughes
Ancient yogis came to construct a worldview where they appreciated the world as viewed through the lens of karma – as actions that were meaningful because they could be accounted for. One might say that one of the primary goals of these ancient yogis was to know what could and what would happen next.
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Aimee Hughes N.D.
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fate
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Hindu
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Karma
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yogatradition
The Best (and Worst) Modifications and Alternatives for Chaturanga
On May 31, 2016 in
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by
JasonCrandell
Yoga is for everybody. But, not every yoga posture is for everybody—including Chaturanga Dandasana. For many practitioners, the pose is simply too demanding to be done with safe, stable alignment.
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Chaturanga Dandasana
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fourlimbedstaffpose
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Jason Crandell
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modifications
Yogic Tools for Transitions
On May 30, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
A few weeks ago I was at a networking event for executive women when I heard a phrase that I haven’t heard for a while (it wasn’t a yoga term…!).
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Asana
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fearlessness
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Intention
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intransition
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letgo
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nonattachment
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transitions
Productivity Tips
On May 25, 2016 in
General
by
Hayley
Hey Guys, I hope you’re doing amazing wherever you are right now and focusing on crushing it before the Summer Holidays (or Winter for my Southern hemisphere peeps). Today I decided to give you guys some very cool Productivity Tips as this is another thing people always ask me about…”Hayley, how do you get so much done when you’re so busy?”
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action planner
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Haley Hobson
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meeting timelines
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Productivity Tips
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tasks
Yoga You Can Do at Work
On May 25, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
Last week I got the amazing opportunity to help assist a workshop at a corporate event, where my fellow teacher and I were tasked with teaching people yoga you can do at work.
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Ashley Josephine
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healthy living
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office yoga
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Stretch
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Yoga you can do at work
Practice What Doesn't Come Easy
On May 19, 2016 in
General
by
ChristenBakken
The Yoga Sutras say that our movements should be steady and sweet – and they’re right. But that doesn’t make it easy.
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challenges
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choices and taking the actions
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Christen Bakken
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Yoga Sutras
The Difference Between & Crow and Crane
On May 18, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
A few weeks ago, I learned that I had been doing a yoga pose wrong for the entirety of my time practicing yoga. It took about 7 years for anyone to tell me otherwise, so I want to share the knowledge with you here today so that you can be an informed yoga practitioner.
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Ashley Josephine
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Crane (Bakasana) Pose
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yoga
Service
On May 18, 2016 in
General
by
Dana Damara
I picked this topic because honestly I stood in awe after the event we did on Mother’s Day for my non-profit, Girls Elevate. It came to me before the event … for days leading up to it actually. But I was preparing a thank you note to all the people who were there after the event, and I was in awe of the support that came so easily. And then when I looked at that list, I realized that all those people were there in service with their gift, their passion, their purpose, their love of …whatever it was they were offering up.
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Be Kind
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Dana Damara
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Girlselevate.org
Practicing Kindness
On May 11, 2016 in
General
by
AdamHocke
Befriend yourself If we are concerned with self-improvement or cultivating physical disciplines, we can be quite hard on ourselves, especially when things aren’t going as well as we’ve hoped or planned. Off the mat, there are sure to be times we disappoint ourselves, failing to live up to some ideal expectations. Instead of chastising or punishing yourself, or suppressing behaviours that you think are beneath you, can you instead be kind to whatever it is inside of you that is calling out for help? Can your kindness be unconditional? When your thoughts dive into dark places, instead of wishing you were feeling something else, can you listen, befriend yourself, and see what you may need to feel better?
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Adam Hocke
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challenges
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physical disciplines
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self-improvement
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yoga
To Strengthen, Stretch or Rest
On May 11, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
Sometime within the last year, a friend of mind asked about a nagging ankle injury. He had just recently gotten into yoga but wasn’t sure if yoga was helping or hurting his ankle recovery. Specifically, he wanted to know how you know when you need to strengthen, stretch, or rest.
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Ashley Josephine
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Rest
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Strengthen
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Stretch
,
yoga
When Doves Cry
On May 4, 2016 in
General
by
Dana Damara
I haven’t even begun to try and process Prince’s death. I can’t seem to find the middle ground between dancing and crying. The day he passed, I listened to his music until I fell asleep. Before sleep came, I scrolled video after video, article after article … I couldn’t get enough. My eyes were bloodshot I was so tired.
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Dana Damara
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Dance
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femininity
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Music
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Prince
,
yoga
A Yin Yoga Experience
On May 4, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
Ever wondered what the difference is between a yin class and a restorative class? Or maybe you even wonder what this yin yoga is in the first place! Yin yoga is a relatively new “form” of yoga that has become popular in the past decade or so. While the practice itself has always existed, the practice as it’s offered today in studios across the world has evolved. Today I’d like to offer you my perspective on the yin practice and give you a little experience.
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Ashley Josephine
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balance
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Yin Yoga
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yoga
Prepare for Bigger Backbends
On April 27, 2016 in
General
by
AdamHocke
Backbends are demanding and invigorating. They require a combination of flexibility and strength that can vary from person to person. They require patience and preparation. Often our ability to backbend in big and deep ways can be limited by muscular and soft tissue tightness across the front of the hips, around the numerous connections of the spine itself, and across the front and back of the shoulders. Here are three warm ups focused on stretch and release of these regions to help you deepen your backbends.
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Adam Hocke
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Backbends
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Props
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yoga
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Yoga Poses
,
Yoga Props
A Practice for Recognizing & Developing Inner Strength
On April 27, 2016 in
General
by
Meek
“Calm mind brings inner strength and self-confidence, so that’s very important for good health.” ~ Dalai Lama
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inner strength
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Jennifer Meek
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self-confidence
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yoga
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Yoga Poses
The Simplicity of the Sutras
On April 27, 2016 in
General
by
AshleyJosephine
As the world becomes more complex, the universe is sending subtle signals to simplify. It seems a lot of the world is starting to question the complexity we’ve built into our ways of doing things.
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Tagged With:
advanced yoga practice
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Ashley Josephine
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Simple living
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Sutras
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yoga
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Yoga Sutras
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