equanimity practice: learning to roll with it
equanimity is one of those “yoga words”…a fancy way to say keeping your cool when things get challenging -- physically, mentally, and emotionally. sounds good, right? so how do we practice that
equanimity is one of those “yoga words”…a fancy way to say keeping your cool when things get challenging -- physically, mentally, and emotionally. sounds good, right? so how do we practice that
by this time, you already know that yoga is about more than flexibility or doing flashy poses
the secret to advancing your yoga? stay a beginner. why? when you're a beginner, everything is new. you're curious and learning. as we "advance" we have expectations
this month, we're covering the basics of our Floor Series: core strengtheners, deep stretches, and restoratives. they're the asanas that bring us into deeper body awareness, release long held tensions, and
this month, we're covering the basics of our Standing Series: strengtheners, balancing postures, and stretches. they're the asanas that provide weight-bearing exercise needed for bone health, good posture, and aging gracefully. they're
good basics are like good manners
you know those stretches at the end of class? the ones that are kind of quiet + simple, but you feel a really good stretch going on? they're not exactly
…new year, clean slate = a great time to return to (or start with) the basics. yoga practice, like a lot of stuff in life, is founded on really good
this month, we're focusing in on playfulness. why playfulness? because: it's good for us. all of us. on the mat we can "recover the seriousness of a child at play" (thanks, Nietzsche.) sure, we
this month, we're focusing in on mindfulness