Wet Hot Yoga Summer
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.
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.
It’s no doubt that these days, there’s always something new to worry about, some unwanted challenge that you did NOT sign-up for as a willing participant.
To say we are coming out of one of the most challenging times in history is an understatement. And some would say we are still in the midst of it (especially if you watch the news).
I have never been more grateful to have so much ranch work that I literally do not have time to scroll social or watch the news (it isn’t something I do anymore anyhow, but the work is so damn good for the soul I don’t desire to either).
Yoga, like meditation, is one of the ways you can keep your physical and mental health active. Many don’t realize the connection of yoga to mental health benefits and that is what today’s show is about.
Man, how are you feeling right now? A couple friends and I have a chat on my podcast this week and talk about how quarantine is going. Warning: we are slap happy at times, pissed at other times, and just ridiculous at other times.
Bills. Work. Family. Social obligations. It can all get to be too much sometimes. Wouldn’t it be nice to escape it all and recharge – a getaway that has nothing to do with work, a family visit, or a wedding?
You have signed up for a yoga retreat (or are considering it) and now you don’t know exactly what to bring? Let my years of hosting (and attending) retreats help you forgo the mistakes of over or under packing!