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Nourishing Your Body Before and After Hot Yoga
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Meditation: the art of focusing your mind
/in Meditation /by Shannon AustinWe spend almost every day in the fast lane of life, facing enormous challenges like juggling finances, family, career, and relationships all at once. Ever feel like you’re running on empty? Keeping up with such a hectic pace produces high anxiety and stress, which causes us to become disconnected, mechanical, and sometimes numb. We end […]
Is Yoga Simply Stretching?
/in Yoga and stretching, Yoga Grand Rapids /by Shannon AustinWhat usually comes with this myth is the implied notion that “that really can’t be much of a workout…” or “why would I pay money to do what I can do on the floor of my living room?” I get it. It can be hard to understand the difference between yoga and the stretching you […]
Is Yoga a Religion?
/in Yoga and Religion, Yoga Grand Rapids /by Shannon AustinWalk into any gym today, and many schools, and you’ll see yoga classes on the schedule. There’s no doubt that yoga has become mainstream over the past decade. For many people, yoga is purely physical exercise, focused on mastering breath and alignment. But because of yoga’s ancient history of deep meditative, spiritual, and mystical roots, […]
Is Yoga just for Women?
/in Grand Rapids Hot Yoga, Hot Yoga, Is Yoga for Men?, Men and Yoga, Men who Yoga, Preventing Yoga Injuries, Yoga Grand Rapids, Yoga Practice /by Shannon AustinIn short, no. One of the most prevalent yoga myths is that yoga is only for women. This is honestly one of the craziest myths – especially considering that ancient yoga was a male-dominated practice. It was created for 14-year-old boys people!! Women were not even able to practice it. Now that being said, the […]
Am I too old to start a yoga practice?
/in Grand Rapids Hot Yoga, Teacher Training, Yoga at any Age, Yoga Grand Rapids, Yoga Practice /by Shannon AustinWhen we picture yoga, we often make the mistake of calling to mind images of the thin, flexible, young women plastered on magazine covers and social media feeds. This leads many people to believe the myth that you must be young to practice yoga; that yoga is somehow for some people but not for others. […]
10 Reasons why we practice yoga
/in Practice Yoga Every Day, Teacher Training, Yoga Grand Rapids, Yoga Practice, Yoga Teacher Training /by Shannon AustinIf you’re new to yoga or have never practiced before, you may be wondering: why the heck do people submit themselves to this crazy yoga practice? And if you’re a seasoned yogi, it’s always worth reminding yourself exactly why you step onto your mat each day. Most people start practicing yoga hoping to gain a […]
7 Tips for Avoiding Common Yoga Injuries
/in Preventing Yoga Injuries, Yoga Grand Rapids, Yoga Teacher, Yoga Teacher Training /by Shannon AustinMany yogis love the practice because it reduces the tightness in their necks, loosens their lower backs, and releases tension in their hips. But, like any kind of sport or activity, injuries can – and do – happen in yoga. Some injuries occur due to overuse and inaccurate alignment on repeat. Others come about from […]
Building Your Springtime Routine through Yoga, Nutrition, and Sleeping Patterns
/in Yoga Fever /by Shannon AustinLast week we dove into the basic principles of an Ayurvedic approach to spring. We talked about how the kapha dosha is aggravated by qualities that are heavy, cold, or moist, so we encouraged you to begin inviting in lightness, warmth and dryness through the food, activities, and self-care rituals you choose to engage in. […]