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Change Maker Spotlight: Liberty Suares

Liberty is an island girl from Curaçao, a lover of life, and a real beach babe. As an island girl, born and raised near the ocean, she’s always inspired by

5 Ways to Stay Inspired in Yoga

I teach a lot of yoga.   About 300 classes a year for the past seven years.   Teaching that much you experience ebbs and flows.   Sometimes you feel

Ready To Teach – 60 Minute Vinyasa Class – Focus: Twisting

Yoga sequencing can be the most time-intensive and challenging part of our job as yoga teachers. We are responsible for ensuring that a vinyasa class is anatomically sound and safe.

Ready to Teach – 60 Minute Vinyasa Class – Focus: Balancing Half Moon

You know those days when you are getting ready to plan your next class and you need a little inspiration? Class sequencing takes time and energy. It is so important

Rise to Your True Calling

The term “svadharma” (“sva” meaning self) suggests that each of us has a true calling, a gift to give, and a sacred duty to offer the world that is distinctly ours.

5 Things Your Yoga Teacher Wants To Tell You

  1. We are not perfect either I know you consider us as the epitome of knowledge and inner peace but guess what? We are humans – and that means

Inside Teaching for Equity: Paul Menard

“I am honored to provide a series of classes for the LGBTQIA+ community. This series allows us to open our bodies while exploring that we are all divine.”   Paul

Change Maker Spotlight – Kimberly Spreen-Glick

Kimberly Spreen-Glick is an ERYT and YACEP with Yoga Alliance. She has had the privilege of teaching, coaching and speaking all over the world in the areas of fitness, yoga

6 Things to Put in Place Before Opening Your Yoga Business

If you are passionate about yoga and you have decided to turn it into a business, then  congratulations. It is a big step but an extremely rewarding career. However, before

Owning It: Yoga Digest Podcast w/ Kerri Verna, a.k.a. @beachyogagirl

In this episode of the Yoga Digest Podcast you will learn how she found yoga, what inspires her and how she handles “mean girls.”