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Posts From Yoga Digest
American Made Brand Adding Unique Twist to Yoga Apparel
Over the years, many brand have tryed to mimic the lulu approach to active wear, but couldn’t make it on their level – not even close… until now.
Change Maker Spotlight: Lindsay Junk, President of YogaSix
Lindsay Junk is an accomplished triathlete/marathon runner, who’s also a working mother of 3, and extremely passionate about fitness and knowing the importance work life balance. As the President of
The Roadmap to Becoming a Personal Trainer: A Guide to Building a Thriving Career in Fitness
Do you have hopes or dreams of becoming a personal trainer in the future, or maybe you are a trainer but just not certified yet? This article is here to
Summer Survival Kit for Yogis
We believe in shopping smart. Check out some great new products you purchase without the guilt!
Eco-Friendly Gifts That Are Sure to Be a Hit This Christmas
Our earth is our home, and while we may not realize it, Christmas can be a very harmful time for the planet. Traveling burns fossil fuels, wrapping paper and decorations
How to naturally strengthen your pelvic floor
A strong and healthy pelvic floor is crucial for women’s overall well-being, providing support to the bladder, uterus, and bowel. However, many women experience pelvic floor weakness, which can lead
How to Beat Your Lock-down Cravings with Online Coupons
Food cravings are intense, uncontrollable urges to eat certain foods, something that is stronger than normal hunger. Being at home over the lockdown period could result in the temptation to
Change Maker Spotlight: Cristin Smith
Cristin Smith is the CEO/Founder and Spiritual Director at Saffron & Sage, spearheading operations at Little Italy’s first-of-its-kind membership-based holistic health club. In addition to day-to-day operations, Smith serves as
A Holistic Approach to a Better Night’s Sleep (Infographic)
Yoga can be a great way to achieve a sense of inner calm, but getting that calm to last beyond the first couple of hours after a flow can require more ‘work’ than the physical exercise itself.
