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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…
10 Step Yoga Nidra: Curing the Sleep Crisis
When you think of a crisis, getting enough sleep is probably not the first issue that comes to mind. According to Reader’s Digest, sleep deprivation now rivals obesity and smoking
3 Ways New Yoga Students Can Embrace National Yoga Month
September is National Yoga Month. Click here to learn more about it and why you should take part.
Make Like a Tree: 7 Steps to Balance Your Body This Fall
As the sun starts to set faster and fold into cooler nights, we begin to see the trees, once working hard to acquire energy from the sun, release and
Yoga – Beyond the Physical
“Up dog, down dog, take a big breath in and bend your knees. Find child pose “. We can all relate to these common words in a yoga class.
Practice Compassion On the Mat
A yogic life is centered around showing compassion for all things. As your practice grows and develops, you’ll find that it pushes out ego and insecurities, opening the door to
Rest + Recharge: 6 Restorative Yoga Poses to do on Cold Winter Nights
Winter is a time of rest and relaxation. The days are shorter, the nights are longer, and our bodies are craving time to relax and rest in this time of
BSY.TV – Why you should try yoga online
Just because you can’t get to the yoga studio doesn’t mean you should have to miss your practice. Online yoga classes are becoming a great alternative
Learn to Headstand: 9 Tips to Practice at Home
There is something indescribably intimidating about headstands. For some, it happens naturally, but for others, it may take up to 12 months of practice, while learning to fall and recover
New Research & Safe Yoga Practice
Recently, a large-scale comprehensive of yoga injuries was completed at The University of Alabama at Birmingham. A database provided by National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) included almost 30,000
