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    • in Sample yoga sequences · Yoga "snacks"
    • — 14 Feb, 2014

    Core strengthening yoga practice

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    9
    • in How to design a practice · Sequencing basics · Teaching tips
    • — 13 Feb, 2014

    How to create a yoga practice to prepare for a difficult posture

    Not long ago an acquaintance of mine said to me: “I saw a picture of this cool pose on line and I tried it – man, my back hurt afterwards!”[…]

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  • 1
    • in How to design a practice · Yoga "snacks"
    • — 8 Feb, 2014

    How to prepare for shoveling snow using simple yoga stretches

    Did you know that shoveling snow sends about 11,000 adults and children to the hospital EACH YEAR?!  (Read about the study) The most common injuries are overworked muscles and falling,[…]

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    3
    • in How to design a practice · Sequencing basics
    • — 4 Feb, 2014

    How to design a yoga practice for a specific activity

    That is a funny thing about a yoga practice – it doesn’t work if you don’t do it. 🙂 Yes, we are all busy and making time for a 90-minute[…]

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  • 5
    • in How to design a practice
    • — 31 Jan, 2014

    10 types of yoga practices to maximize the effect for specific students

    There are many ideas out there about what a yoga practice should look like: some believe that it’s only valid if it has a spiritual component; others focus on strictly[…]

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    8
    • in Sample yoga sequences
    • — 29 Jan, 2014

    Yoga class for seniors with emphasis on balance

    This yoga class is designed for seniors with the purpose of maintaining strength and agility, improving balance and developing mental focus. It uses simple balance poses in various positions (on[…]

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  • 0
    • in Sample yoga sequences
    • — 29 Jan, 2014

    Directing change yoga practice

    This practice uses asana, breath awareness and directed attention to feel more limber, vital and focused. It brings the spine through the full range of motion, deepens the breath to[…]

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    6
    • in Sample yoga sequences
    • — 25 Jan, 2014

    Yoga sequence for stress relief

    This practice will help you relieve stress and neck tension through movement and gradual deepening of the breath. You will progress from fast to slow movement; standing backbend and extension[…]

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  • 3
    • in Teaching tips · yoga for your body · yoga for your energy · yoga for your mind
    • — 24 Jan, 2014

    Yoga for stress relief – is relaxation really the answer?

    In the recent years yoga has become a go-to tool for stress management and very often it’s being presented as “Yoga for relaxation and stress management” with an assumption that[…]

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    10
    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 14 Jan, 2014

    Balanced shoulderstand practice

    Reverse the downward pull of gravity, strengthen your spinal musculature and build better integration between different parts of the body with this Shoulderstand practice. Contraindications include disc problems, high blood[…]

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  • 14
    • in How to design a practice · Sequencing basics
    • — 14 Jan, 2014

    How to sequence a class for the Shoulderstand

    Leslie Kaminoff brings up an excellent point in his video: yoga sequencing is not the same as choreography. In choreography the goal is artistic expression and choices are dictated by[…]

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    4
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 7 Jan, 2014

    9 phrases to purge from your yoga instruction

    One of my friends had recently reported on her experience in a yoga class: “The teacher was really nice, but she kept calling us “folks” literally in every sentence and[…]

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  • 5
    • in Sequencing basics · Teaching tips · yoga for your body
    • — 17 Dec, 2013

    Shoulderstand – to teach, or not to teach, that is the question

    Many yoga teachers have had an experience of a student stepping into a class and immediately plopping up into a Shoulderstand (or a Headstand, which is even riskier). It always[…]

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    10
    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 4 Dec, 2013

    Hip Strengthening Practice

    A balanced yoga practice for the hips that includes both strengthening and stretching poses for the full range of motion in the hip: flexion, extension, adduction, abduction and rotation. This[…]

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  • 0
    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 27 Nov, 2013

    Gratitude Yoga Practice

    This yoga practice helps us express gratitude for important things we have in our lives through sound, movement and meditation.

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    4
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 20 Nov, 2013

    What makes a good yoga class (and is it similar to a good movie)?

    You know how sometimes you go to a yoga class and leave feeling more centered, energized and whole? And other times you leave feeling more fragmented and discombobulated?  Why is[…]

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  • 14
    • in Teaching tips · yoga for your body
    • — 14 Nov, 2013

    Are we addicted to the Pigeon pose (and other “hip openers”)?

    William Broad had done it again.  He sounded an alarm last year about the potential risks of the yoga practice and caused some heated discussions in the yoga community. This[…]

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    0
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 31 Oct, 2013

    Do yoga teachers need coaches?

    I remember few years ago I got a new client who arrived to our first session with a list of issues that was about 2 pages long. It included things[…]

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  • 5
    • in Teaching tips · yoga for your mind
    • — 24 Oct, 2013

    Yoga for busy mind – how to deal with the Itty Bitty Sh**ty Committee

    Most of the cells in our body and brain are constantly striving toward the state of homeostasis and want us to be happy, healthy and successful. But there are some[…]

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    16
    • in Teaching tips
    • — 12 Sep, 2013

    How can you tell whether your yoga teacher knows what she is doing?

    Nowadays everybody seems to be an expert on everything. For example, I am amazed at the number of tweets routinely featured and quoted in the media even if they come[…]

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