Ok, let me get real with you, teaching yoga is no cake walk. You invest a lot of personal time to improve your own skills so you can be a master of your craft. That’s great and all, but nobody’s perfect so you’ll trip up a few times- AND THAT’S OK.
What is neuroscience? According to the always helpful Oxford Dictionary, neuroscience is the branch of science that particularly deals with the structure and function of the brain and the nervous system.
Supplementary Support* can help you live your best life. Let’s talk about a few of our favorite supplements, but first a very important proviso!
Hot Yoga is an in-studio class where vigorous yoga is performed in a very hot and sometimes humid setting. The studio’s temperature is deliberately kept high for the duration of the class.
Alrighty, first up, let’s breakdown what the term invisible illness means. Borrowing from VeryWellMind, while there is no one accepted medical definition, it generally refers to chronic health conditions.
Recently, I was asked by someone if online yoga teacher training is legit. Of course, I gave a resounding yes! You may be wondering if I was offended by the bluntness of the question, the truth is I wasn’t.
Losing someone we love is one of the biggest challenges which life throws at us. Grief can affect individuals in a variety of ways from triggering anxiety, feelings of uncertainty, intense guilt to lifestyle changes such as difficulty in eating, sleeping, and doing the simplest of tasks each day.
I have had some incredible times on my podcast since its inception 3+ years ago. I have had amazing co-hosts, guests and laughs along the way. One guest in particular, the husband, has been both a thorn and tickle in my side.
Balancing life should be as simple as getting enough sleep, eating a healthy (in-moderation) diet, exercising regularly, and relaxing. In a perfect world, this is easy to accomplish but it isn’t always that simple.
Vitamin D is a fat-soluble that is naturally present in certain foods and is also produced when ultraviolet rays from sunlight land on the skin and trigger vitamin D synthesis. The body producing vitamin D in response to sun exposure is why vitamin D is nicknamed the “sunshine vitamin”.