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Tag "beginner yoga"
Why Headstands Don’t Matter
As someone who struggles with getting upside down, I’ve heard a lot of conflicting advice from yoga teachers and students alike: Inversions don’t really matter. Inversions are essential in boosting
Is There Competition In Yoga?
Yoga is about doing your best with your body. But, is there competition in yoga? Let’s break it down and you be the judge!
SOULLOOP
As yogis, we know how powerful self-awareness is to our yoga journey andour life off the mat. As a mid-40s professional, I felt pretty self-aware and securein what I want
4 Ways Yoga and Meditation Can Help Athletes with Injury and Pain
Athletes get hurt from time to time -that’s just one of the risks of any sport. Injuries can sideline anyone from a promising young prospect to a seasoned pro,
Know your Ashtanga from your Vinyasa: A Beginner’s Guide to Yoga
How do you know which type of yoga is the type for you? Enjoy this simple explanation of some of the different kinds of yoga and which might be best for you!
Half Moon Pose Calms and Balances
Half Moon pose is a yoga pose that creates balance and strength. It also requires focus, stillness and trust. Click here to master this pose!
Yoga: Which Style Best Meets Your Needs?
Do you practice yoga (or want to practice) and find yourself confused by the seemingly countless styles? If so keep reading to understand the most common styles of yoga and the philosophies of each.
Practice At Home With Seane Corn, From Yoga At Home: Inspiration For Creating Your Own Home Practice
A dedicated home practice is an integral component of the study of yoga. It allows yogis of all levels to roll out their mats at any time…
Turn Up the Power in Downward Facing Dog
Perhaps the most iconic of all asana, downward facing dog is often the first pose people think of in association with yoga. It is common to move through downward facing
How to Stop Competing in Your Yoga Practice
Yoga is about working on the inside and being where we are, at that moment.
