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The challenges of being a yoga teacher
Are you disillusioned about being a yoga teacher? Yoga isn’t an institution or a culture of looking or being a certain way. Yoga isn’t an industry. It’s about you, Universal Truth and the Great Mystery…I hear a lot of people being disillusioned about yoga. They feel like they can’t be part of that system anymore. And want to “give up”. Many yoga teachers but also regular people.
Top sustainable yoga brands
My favourite sustainable and ethical yoga brands
At the time of writing I am wearing some of my favourite sustainable and ethical brands. And as I get asked about yoga brands, yoga clothes and yoga outfits I wanted to share.And I’ll add an extra ethical brand as a bonus.
Is yoga nidra the answer to anxiety?
Does yoga nidra help anxiety, stress and sleep?
Yoga nidra has been said to help sleep, anxiety, stress, menstrual complaints and self-esteem amongst other things. And research* confirms that yoga nidra can improve our physical and emotional wellbeing.
How to do shoulder stands in yoga
How to do shoulder stands in yoga
In this video I offer variations, modifications and alternatives for shoulder stands. So if you come to my online classes (or any class or home practice) these might be variations you would like to try out.
Essential props for your yoga practice
Essentially no. I don’t think we *need* props. Yoga, movement and flow are ways for our body to express itself and for us to explore being in our body.
Yoga during the menstrual cycle – yes or no?
Not doing any exercise on your period? Or do you carry on as usual?
Tennis balls, eye pillows and wedges… Why they may be useful
Today we are looking at things not often used in yoga but props I love to use for my own movement practise, relaxation and self-massage.
Do I really need yoga props?
The short answer is no. But I like using props. They offer excellent support and feedback
Let’s talk about tight hips and external rotation in the hip joints in yoga poses
Basically, the head of the femur sits in a “socket” in the pelvis. It’s a “ball in socket joint” and could move in all different directions. Obviously, our bone structure differs as does our muscle strength and flexibility.