The gym has always been a constant in my life but in recent months I have started going to Yoga in YogaHub. I began attending two classes a week at YogaHub and before I knew it I was addicted. 3Â or 4 weeks into the two practicies I was surprised to find the huge amount of crossovers between yoga and the gym. The longer I practiced yoga and attended the gym the more benefits I found yoga brought to my workout….
As a marketing intern in a Yoga studio it is very important to have a wide depth of knowledge on the service you are providing, with this in mind I was tasked with my first yoga class. I packed my bag the night before with the essentials and thought about the silly worst-case scenarios. The morning of the class I was looking forward to it and before I knew it was time for class so I got changed my clothing…
When I began Hot Yoga the teacher asked me had I tried Hot Yoga before and my reply was “Ye I tried Bikram a few times”. I was quickly and quietly corrected on my statement like a bold child before getting a lesson on the wide array of differences between the two practices. I spent a month practicing Bikram Yoga before I dropped out and I have been practicing core yoga and Hot Yoga now for about 6 weeks, the…
This the second blog post in a series. To see my first post about going green please follow the link here. Over the last two weeks I have actively altered my diet to exclude meat in at least one meal a day. There were some days I fell into old habits but for the most part the first two weeks have been a shining success. For this blog post I am going to concentrate on the most important meal of…
On a beautiful day in the park, Matt interviews Dearbhla Kelly and Dave Stringer about mantra, kirtan, pranayama and yoga philosophy in this fascinating in – depth interview. Listen right to the end, there’s some seriously good stuff happening here.
Gavin editted it down to parts which was in the last blog. I thought it might be a good opportunity to share the longer version at this time of year as we (hopefully) have time on our hands to spend it as we choose and not as is prescribed by the usual daily routine and this perchance might fill some of that time. Time well spent in my book;-)
I have been watching Michael Stone’s videos, listening to his podcasts and reading his books for about 2 years now. Very very much looking forward to his next visit (tbc). Thanks so much to Gavin Hoffman for all his editting work on the videos.
