Yoga Poses to Ease Back Pain
I wanted to show you a few yoga poses that can help if you have a sore back, relieving some of the back pain you are feeling. I hope that this will work for you.
Grow Your Yoga Practice
I wanted to show you a few yoga poses that can help if you have a sore back, relieving some of the back pain you are feeling. I hope that this will work for you.
Some people believe that props are for people who can’t do the poses as they are meant to be. I feel sorry for those people, they’re missing out on using these tools that can help you get the most out of your practice.
Today I’d like to share with you today three poses that I do that help me sleep, and that I consider self-care poses. We’ll explore three poses that encourage a good night's sleep, including how to use props to get the most out of your practice.
Hey Everyone! Please join me in this 8 minute gratitude practice. Just a few minutes to get you grounded and ready for your day, or night.
It is about 6:30 am EST here, and it’s the beginning of the New Year. So for some of us we created some resolutions, right? We decided that we’re going to make some changes in 2016, and we do this every year and most of the times it doesn’t work out.
This year let’s really not make any resolutions. We need to realize we are perfect in our imperfections and have gratitude for all that we have.
Just got back from the Accessible Yoga Conference and I wanted to share with you some of the questions that came up.
One of my favorite bloggers and social justice activists, Amara Miller, has opened my eyes on how yoga and social justice comes together.
Sometimes, when you’re doing a vinyasa sequence, boobs and belly can get in the way. Especially if you’re in a bigger, or curvy body. Modifications are often the answer to what frustrates us in our yoga practice. Here’s a simple modified Sun Salutation without cobra pose that will really help.
I love using props when I do yoga. This is my morning practice. It is totally unedited and completely real.
One of the topics I love to talk about is yoga and social justice. I am pretty fired up after coming back from Race and Yoga Conference at University of California, Berkeley.
It has taken me a really long time to accept who I am. As women, society tells us that what we look like is far more important that who we are, and how we feel.
On Friday April 10th – just 2 days after my 45th birthday – I had one of the biggest moments of my yoga career. I was the opening keynote speaker at the Race and Yoga Conference at University of California, Berkeley.
Monday is full of possibility and promise! What you going to do?
My hubby and I did a morning yoga practice and I thought we might share it with you.
I woke up this morning inspired. I had an incredible 2014. I am so grateful for this year. It came on the heels of a disappointing 2013. I had a lot of things happen in 2013 that I was grateful to leave behind. As challenging as 2013 was, I was grateful for the lessons learned. I was thankful for the opportunities to grow and for the new friendships I created, as well as the friends that moved on to find themselves in a different energy. The things that were holding me back fell away.
Check out my quick tutorial on how to execute gomukasana more in a bigger body! Love to hear your thoughts and see your version of this pose.
Someone recently emailed me to ask, “Am I just too fat for wide legged forward fold?" No! Yoga is for all of us, especially us curvy yogis. Today's tutorial video makes Prasarita Paddottasana accessible for all.
In this webcast I revisit another interview from the archives. This interview was the start of a whole new way of of teaching for me. Let me introduce you to Dr. Gail Parker. She is a Yoga Educator, Teacher, Psychologist and Creator of the Center for Conscious Living.