Cameron Gilley Yoga Backbends for Healing Heartbreak – Video
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Cameron Gilley Yoga Backbends for Healing Heartbreak
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Clara Roberts-Oss Yoga Vinyasa Power Flow – Video
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Warm Up for Core Strength, Low Back Pain, Yoga Stretches Routine, How to Stretch Abs Workout Warmup, – Video
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What are the Benefits of Yoga? – Video
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What are the Benefits of Yoga?
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New Exhibit Focuses on Art of Yoga – Video
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New Exhibit Focuses on Art of Yoga
The Freer-Sackler Gallery in Washington opens an exhibition highlighting paintings, sculpture and books devoted to yoga as the subject of art. (Oct. 18)
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Third Age Yoga with Andy Gilats Episode 1 of 2 – Yoga for seniors – Video
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Third Age Yoga with Andy Gilats Episode 1 of 2 - Yoga for seniors
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'I'll be your yoga mat!' – Colin Farrell | The Late Late Show – Video
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My Life: Sally Griffyn, Director Of Sacred Mastery Yoga
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A relaxed mind, the body of a twenty-something and the heart rate of an athlete - is it any wonder why Sally Griffyn traded in her 9-5 for a life full of yoga, meditation and wellbeing?
Of course, like any true well-meaning yogi, she has a conscience and is keen to give back - helping others to change their lives for the better, as she did.
As the director of Sacred Mastery Yoga, Sally runs a regular London-based yoga masterclasses and retreats in the UK and beyond.
She also has big dreams based around how yoga can help teenagers with body anxiety and aggression.
You used to work as a full-time professional photographer and director in a property company, why did you leave to take up yoga as a a full-time career?
I wanted to transform my lifestyle to one of health and vitality, and I get immense physical, emotional and wellbeing from yoga and meditation.
Since getting out of my 9-5, going freelance and setting up Sacred Mastery Yoga - I really have never looked back.
You say you traded the gym for yoga, why is this?
Running round on a treadmill or lifting weights certainly shaped my body but the workouts and gym yoga classes didn't do anything for my soul.
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National conference shows South Florida yoga boom
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A conference in Hollywood will show the nation what many South Floridians already know: South Florida is experiencing a yoga boom.
Even during the recession, new yoga studios were opening up; at least 12 opened in Broward and Palm Beach counties in 2009 and 2010 alone. Most are flourishing, with an assortment of styles and levels of challenge offered for every age group: hot yoga, paddleboard yoga, yoga at school, acrobatic yoga, chair yoga for seniors with limited mobility and lunchtime yoga at corporate headquarters.
"Yoga studios are popping up everywhere," said Leslie Glickman, 48, owner of Yoga Journey in Boca Raton. "Our market is exploding, like Los Angeles and New York."
Along with many of South Florida's yoga instructors and students, Glickman will attend the Yoga Journal Florida Conference at the Westin Diplomat Hotel and Spa in Hollywood, a four-day convention beginning Oct. 31 that brings some of the country's most famous instructors and offers a taste of trends that are making it big nationally. Hiking yoga, anyone? How about yoga and chocolate?
"South Florida is up and coming, an emerging yoga market," said Elana Maggal, Yoga Journal's event director. "There has been a lot of interest. Enrollment is strong."
Yoga Journal offered South Florida conventions in 2008 and 2010, but the recession and scheduling problems kept enrollment under 1,000, Maggal said. The magazine kept monitoring the market, observed the opening of numerous new yoga studios and decided to restart its South Florida conventions, booking the Diplomat annually through 2016. Maggal said 1,300 to 1,500 participants are expected; 69 percent are from South Florida.
A 2012 study by Yoga Journal found 20.4 million Americans practice yoga, up 29 percent from 2008. And they seem to have money: Yogis spend $10.3 billion a year on classes and gear, up from $5.7 billion in 2008.
Most practitioners are women, 82 percent, and the majority are youthful: 62.8 percent are ages 18 to 44.
Yoga Journal's conference is attracting famous names from the yoga world, including Rodney Yee, Seane Corn and Ana Forrest. Several South Florida instructors also will get a chance to show their styles to a national audience, including Rina Jakubowicz and Cat Haayen of Miami, Emily Large of West Palm Beach, and Kino Macgregor of Miami Beach.
Ernesto Bustamante, 44, a Fort Lauderdale instructor, will be at the convention to assist his beloved teacher, Aadil Palkhivala, who teaches Purna Yoga, a mixture of postures, meditation, breathing exercises and nutrition guidance.
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How to beat bloat with yoga
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It's easy to overindulge, and feel bloated and puffy after a big meal. The main cause? Not-so-savory reasons like gas and acid reflux. Instead of popping a Tums and flopping back on the couch, think about trying a natural cure for stomach troubles.
"Fifteen minutes of yoga will help ease your pain," says Zayna Gold, creator of Healing Through Movement and a Boston-based yoga instructor. As a long-time sufferer of Crohn's disease, she's created this yoga sequence to beat bloat, flatten your middle, and ease your stomach pains.
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Gold recommends starting from a reclining position. "This gives you a chance to take a deep breath and feel energized," she says. Then, she progresses from seated to standing positions. Some, like the bridge pose, are stretch moves that stimulate your abdominal organs. Next are twist poses that massage and tone your abdomengreat therapy for gas, bloating, and constipation. The remaining poses work out your back, neck and spine. "You will feel less stress when your nervous system is relaxed. The health benefits will spread to the rest of your body and ease your digestion," says Gold.
Knees hugged to chest or "Apanasana"
You'll want to do this simple stretchalso known as the wind-relieving poseto gain relief from bloating and gas pains.
How to do it: Lie down, relax and inhale, placing your hands on your knees. Exhale, and hug your knees to your chest. Rock your knees from side to side to maximize the stretch. Stay for five to ten breaths, and release your knees. Repeat this move a few more times.
Modification: Bring up your knees as far as it is comfortable. To vary the stretch, you can do one side at a time. Leaving your left leg extended, bring up your right knee and hold it for five or more breaths. Then, switch to the other side.
Spinal twist
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