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By Jenny Park Kickboxing and yoga seem to be on opposite ends of the spectrum at first glance. One is all about beating an opponent into submission, the other emphasizes that ultimately there are no...
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By Amruta Kulkarni, CYT 250 There are a number of Yoga poses that will warm-up both specific muscle groups and the entire body for a challenging day on the slopes. Skiing can be either leisurely or...
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By Sangeetha Saran If you are an avid runner, a regular practice of Hatha Yoga will help prevent many of the most common running injuries by keeping your muscles and ligaments flexible and strong....
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By Faye Martins Yoga teacher training courses prepare you to help students develop balanced bodies. Biking is a great activity, but enthusiasts really need to practice Hatha Yoga. With growing interest...
View ArticleYoga Poses for Surfers: Improving Balance
By: Virginia Iversen The summertime is upon us and many active Yoga students may be cross training on the waves. Whether your students are avid board surfers or wind surfers, the inclusion of...
View ArticleYoga Teacher Training: Dancers
By Sangeetha Saran After finishing my first yoga teacher training, I was lucky enough to land my first teaching position at a local dance school. Yoga and dance are natural partners. In fact, vinyasa...
View ArticleYoga Teacher Training: Cyclists
By Gopi Rao During Yoga teacher training, many interns daydream about working with athletes, but what about muscular imbalances caused by a sport? The fact is: A Yoga teacher will spend just as much...
View ArticleYoga Teacher Tips for Athletic Students
By Jenny Park Ever since you decided to become a yoga instructor, you’ve dreamed of teaching a full class of athletic students. Now that you have them, you’re concerned about safety and you want your...
View ArticleYoga and Running Performance
By Rhonda Harrison Runners frequently turn to yoga as a form of cross training. As runners progress in their training, most begin to notice that their flexibility worsens as their personal records...
View ArticleTeaching Yoga for Skiing: Cardiovascular Work
By: Virginia Iversen, M.Ed Downhill skiing can definitely be a challenging aerobic workout! The same is true for snowboarding, cross-country skiing and ice-skating. During the winter and early spring...
View ArticleYoga for Kickboxers
By Jenny Park Kickboxing and yoga seem to be on opposite ends of the spectrum at first glance. One is all about beating an opponent into submission, the other emphasizes that ultimately there are no...
View ArticleWarming Yoga Poses for Skiers
By Amruta Kulkarni, CYT 250 There are a number of Yoga poses that will warm-up both specific muscle groups and the entire body for a challenging day on the slopes. Skiing can be either leisurely or...
View ArticleYoga Poses for Runners
By Sangeetha Saran If you are an avid runner, a regular practice of Hatha Yoga will help prevent many of the most common running injuries by keeping your muscles and ligaments flexible and strong....
View ArticleTeaching Yoga for Biking Enthusiasts
By Faye Martins Yoga teacher training courses prepare you to help students develop balanced bodies. Biking is a great activity, but enthusiasts really need to practice Hatha Yoga. With growing interest...
View ArticleYoga Poses for Surfers: Improving Balance
By: Virginia Iversen The summertime is upon us and many active Yoga students may be cross training on the waves. Whether your students are avid board surfers or wind surfers, the inclusion of...
View ArticleYoga Teacher Training: Dancers
By Sangeetha Saran After finishing my first yoga teacher training, I was lucky enough to land my first teaching position at a local dance school. Yoga and dance are natural partners. In fact, vinyasa...
View ArticleYoga Teacher Training: Cyclists
By Gopi Rao During Yoga teacher training, many interns daydream about working with athletes, but what about muscular imbalances caused by a sport? The fact is: A Yoga teacher will spend just as much...
View ArticleYoga Teacher Tips for Athletic Students
By Jenny Park Ever since you decided to become a yoga instructor, you’ve dreamed of teaching a full class of athletic students. Now that you have them, you’re concerned about safety and you want your...
View ArticleYoga and Running Performance
By Rhonda Harrison Runners frequently turn to yoga as a form of cross training. As runners progress in their training, most begin to notice that their flexibility worsens as their personal records...
View ArticleTeaching Yoga for Skiing: Cardiovascular Work
By: Virginia Iversen, M.Ed Downhill skiing can definitely be a challenging aerobic workout! The same is true for snowboarding, cross-country skiing and ice-skating. During the winter and early spring...
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