Podcast appearances and mentions of simon borg

Movement teacher Simon joins Mark to talk breath, relaxed energy, “no pain no game”, “looking good”, Iyengar, yoga iconoclast, the stretch reflex, movement vs poses, the future of yoga, yoga as drugs, over-breathing, excess and decadence, chi kung, exercise and longevity. For more from embodiment leaders, live workshops and certifications www.embodimentunlimited.com https://www.instagram.com/warkmalsh/ Simon Borg-Olivier, MSc BAppSc (Physiotherapy) APAM c-IAYT, has been practicing traditional forms of posture, movement, breathing, and mental control for 50 years. He has been teaching for 38 years and has been a registered physiotherapist for 23 years.  Simon works as a research scientist and a University lecturer. He has been regularly invited to teach about lifestyle, posture, movement, breathing, and meditation at conferences, festivals, and intensive teacher training courses internationally since 1990. He is also co-director of YogaSynergy, one of Australia's oldest and most respected yoga schools, which has a style based on a deep understanding of modern medical science and traditional forms of exercise and therapy from all over the world.  Simon has studied with great traditional masters from Tibet, Japan, India, and China. Along with his business partner and fellow physiotherapist, Bianca Machliss, Simon has co-authored many books and scientific articles including ‘Applied Anatomy and Physiology of Yoga', which is the textbook for two courses they teach at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia.  Currently, Simon conducts intensive training courses in India, Bali, Europe, and Australia. He also teaches many online courses on the applications of posture, movement, and breathing for fitness, internal health, wellbeing, and longevity. https://simonborgolivier.com/  

Er hat den Google Ads Account von Snocks von ganz klein auf ganz groß hochskaliert und Johannes gezeigt, dass Google Ads auch für seine Brand sinnvoll und profitabel sein können. Er ist zusammen mit seinem Team der kreative Kopf hinter dem Erfolg vieler erfolgreichen Google Ads Konten der bekannten D2C Brands im DACH-Raum, wie foodspring, waterdrop, Blackroll, SUSHI Bike und noch vielen mehr. Die Rede ist vom Gründer der Google Ads Agentur “Touchpoint”, Simon Borg. Bei uns im Podcast berichtet er worauf es ankommt, wenn man erfolgreich und profitable Google Ads für den eigenen Shopify Shop schalten möchte, wie man das Ganze angeht und worauf man achten sollte. Er teilt mit uns Learnings und Insights rund um SEA, Google Ads und Co.

2022 hat SNOCKS über 15 Millionen Euro Umsatz mit Google gemacht. Ein großer Teil des Umsatzes ist dabei auf das Kampagnenformat Performance Max zurückzuführen. Damit können Werbetreibende mit nur einer einzigen Kampagne algorithmusgetrieben auf das gesamte Google Ads Inventar zugreifen, also Search, Shopping, YouTube, Display, GMail, Discovery. Da Google hier viele Arbeitsschritte selbständig durchführt, sollte das Werbekonto allerdings täglich überwacht werden, um eine Balance zwischen der Automatisierung durch Google und dem notwendigen menschlichen Input hinzubekommen. Im Podcast sprechen Edvin Dizdaric von SNOCKS und Simon Borg von der Agentur Touchpoint darüber, wie eine Performance Max Kampagne eingerichtet wird, wie viel Budget für einen ersten Test sinnvoll ist und auf welche Kinderkrankheiten man stoßen kann. Der perfekte Deep Dive in das noch neue Werbeformat! Folgt uns auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/snocksulting/ ❤️ Johannes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannes-kliesch/ Romy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/romy-riffel-856922127/ Edvin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edvin-dizdaric/ Simon LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-b-b9673679/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/snocksulting-gmbh/message

As co-founder and CEO of Navia, Simon Borg is committed to making people's lives easier through innovative freight solutions. He works with a world-class team, that continues to find ways to exceed our customers' expectations and future-proof our offer through constant innovation. From one side of the world to the other, they take the complications out of it through their freight and logistic solutions.Simon is an avid futurist – always interested in how technology can add value to their customers and to Navia. He is actively involved in their technology team, specializing in big data, blockchain, IoT, automation, ML, and process improvement.Navia is a fully integrated freight and logistics company offering all aspects of freight forwarding logistics including sea freight, air freight, customs clearance, 3PL, and e-commerce.Discover more details here.Some of the highlights of the episode:Simon's perspective on the “trends in supply chain”Journey in the freight forwarding businessHow the pandemic highlighted supply chain and how it helped Navia in terms of growthRegions Navia is currently covering and expansionLeadership style and company cultureThe situation of supply chain during a recessionFollow us on:Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Wba8v7Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WeulzXLinkedin: http://bit.ly/2w9YSQXFacebook: http://bit.ly/2HtryLd

"He could stop his heart beating, bend iron bars with his hands. Truly a Yogic strong man!" - Simon Borg-Olivier Note: Do check out the youtube version too for breathing guidance(visual) by Simon Simon Borg-Olivier has been studying traditional forms of posture, movement, breathing, and mental control for more than 50 years. He has studied with one of the greatest Yogic masters of the 20th century - B.K.S Iyengar, K. Pattabhi Jois, and T.K.V Desikachar. Also, he has co-authored 2 books out of which the Applied Anatomy & Physiology of Yoga Course is a definite read. Today he helps everyone restore their natural posture fusing traditional eastern wisdom with western medical science. Topics Discussed: Why he created the 5-dimensional flow course? (02:20) His thoughts on Beer Yoga (11:40) How different is 5DF from Qigong (16:43) Do we need to sit in a lotus posture for Meditation? (29:33) What to look for in a Yoga teacher (43:33) How he helped a woman with her hip, constipation, and fertility issues with 1 change (50:43) How poor lifestyle impacts our health despite having nutritious food (1:16:20) The right way of breathing (1:21:43) Why young people are suffering from heart attacks (1:31:23) Links: Prof Bhim Dev This show is brought to you by your host Haresh Punjabi. We talk with Yoga, Meditation, and Wellness practitioners. We explore this mystic space, try to dissect it, and make it accessible for everyone. Contact Simon Borg-Olivier: Instagram: @simonsynergy Website: https://simonborgolivier.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/simonborgolivier Contact me: Instagram - @theyogaconversations Podcast Links - https://linktr.ee/haresh_p777 Email Id: haresh.punjabi777@gmail.com

Simon Borg-Olivier is a polymath of the movement world. A forerunner of yoga in Australia and a teachers' teacher. He also holds two BSC's an lectures regularly for a number of University science departments.  This is his second time on our podcast, expressly this time to talk about the impact of breath upon movement in preparation for an upcoming workshop on breath at Keen On Yoga to accompany this podcast. In this conversation Simon gets quite technical as to how to utilise the diaphragm for the sake of connecting breath to the inner functioning of the body. Not exclusively referring to the yoga-model he synthesises modern science with the yoga-perspective in a way unique to him. Equally, he explodes yoga myths - such as bandha with a hard abdomen and how this actually freezes the diaphragm and hence the prana in the body.  All this is done with characteristic energy and lucidity and Simon himself in his early sixties is a living example of the power of a breath-based practice.

Dieses Interview ist wieder eine Doppelfolge, diesmal habe ich den Google Ads-Experten Simon Borg für dich zu Gast. Simon ist Gründer der Touchpoint Performance Marketing Agentur und Ex-Google-Mitarbeiter. Gemeinsam mit seinem Team hilft Simon anderen Unternehmen, ihre Google Ads auf das nächste Level zu heben.   Nachdem wir uns im ersten Teil dieser Doppelfolge mit Google Ads allgemein und Simons Insiderwissen beschäftigt haben, geht es in diesem zweiten Teil ans Eingemachte: Wir schauen uns das Thema Keywords an. Wie sieht es beispielsweise aus, wenn es noch keinen gut genutzten Markt für dich und dein Business gibt? Dann sind viele Keywords wahrscheinlich noch nicht bedient. Wie geht man dann vor? Simon zeigt dir, wie du dein Business mit Hilfe von Keywords optimal präsentierst. Wie unterscheidet man sich am cleversten von der Konkurrenz? Wie können wir die Conversion-Daten für uns nutzen? Wie kann man als Shop seine schlechte Performance optimieren? Auch darüber sprechen wir in diesem 2. Teil. Du hast noch nicht geschafft, dir Teil 1 des Interviews anzuhören? Hier kannst du das nachholen: https://pod.fo/e/d4845 Du möchtest mehr über Simon und seine Arbeit erfahren? https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-b-b9673679 https://touchpoint.agency 90 % aller E-Commerce Unternehmen lassen ihre wichtigste Ressource ungenutzt und verlieren jeden Monat Umsatz. Gehört dein Unternehmen dazu? Finde es heraus: https://www.inbox-marketing.de Hat dir diese Folge gefallen? Hast du Vorschläge für weitere Themen und Gäste oder möchtest du mir einfach nur dein Feedback geben? Schreibe jetzt deine Rezension bei iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/die-e-commerce-revolution/id1560896871

In diesem Interview habe ich den Google Ads-Experten Simon Borg für dich zu Gast. Simon ist Gründer der Touchpoint Performance Marketing Agentur und Ex-Google-Mitarbeiter. Gemeinsam mit seinem Team hilft Simon anderen Unternehmen, ihre Google Ads auf das nächste Level zu heben. Im ersten Teil der Doppelfolge sprechen wir über Simons Werdegang und seine Agentur. Simon hat zudem spannende Einblicke aus Google-Sicht mitgebracht, die uns helfen, diese “Blackbox” besser zu verstehen. Du erfährst einiges über die Synergie von Google und Agenturen, warum das einer der Wege ist, für deinen Kunden das Beste rauszuholen und wie du das umsetzt. Wenn Simon bei Google so viel lernen konnte, warum ist er dann gegangen? Was sind Google Ads und wofür werden sie genutzt? Wieso ist Google mit all seinen Daten und Algorithmen so relevant für E-Commerce? Wie funktioniert Google im Vergleich zu beispielsweise Facebook? All das und noch mehr erwartet dich in Teil 1. Du möchtest mehr über Simon und seine Arbeit erfahren?  https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-b-b9673679 https://touchpoint.agency 90 % aller E-Commerce Unternehmen lassen ihre wichtigste Ressource ungenutzt und verlieren jeden Monat Umsatz. Gehört dein Unternehmen dazu? Finde es heraus: https://www.inbox-marketing.de Hat dir diese Folge gefallen? Hast du Vorschläge für weitere Themen und Gäste oder möchtest du mir einfach nur dein Feedback geben? Schreibe jetzt deine Rezension bei iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/die-e-commerce-revolution/id1560896871

Alexi and Mosse open the show with a conversation Senior Soccer Editor at Sporting News and former MLS editor-in-chief Simon Borg on all things MLS, USMNT World Cup predictions, and Christian Pulisic’s potential for stardom in the UCL final (04:35). The guys then preview the UEFA Champions League final, talk about Thomas Tuchel’s incredible run with Chelsea and Pep Guardiola’s legacy (42:52). They react to the Premier League’s last crazy match day for UCL qualifications; Atletico Madrid winning La Liga; Lille topping Paris-Saint Germain in League One, Juventus and AC Milan qualifying for UCL. In #AskAlexi (1:20:28), fans call in and ask about Mosse’s best XI Brazil team, covering soccer for a living, Liga MX in Copa Libertadores, and more. Finally, Alexi caps the show with his “One for the Road,” where he answers a fan’s questions clarifying his stands in the Columbus Crew rebrand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

TOUCHPOINT: https://touchpoint.agency Johannes hat dieses Mal Simon zu Gast, den Gründer von TOUCHPOINT. Zusammen mit Morten hat Simon eine Performance Marketing Agentur gegründet. Er ist absoluter Profi in Sachen Google Ads. Das kommt nicht von ungefähr: Simon hat mal bei Google gearbeitet! Im Podcast erfahrt Ihr, was Simon bei Google genau gemacht hat und wie ihn die Arbeit bei Google nachhaltig geprägt hat. Eine Bitte: Wenn Dir diese Folge gefallen hat, würden wir uns freuen, wenn Du uns eine Bewertung hinterlassen würdest. Dadurch hilfst Du uns, den Podcast immer weiter zu verbessern und Dir die Folgen zu liefern, die Du Dir wünschst. Vielen Dank für die Unterstützung! Podcast bewerten: https://apple.co/2x5JxkX Hol Dir Deinen kostenlosen Kaffee: http://coffee.snocksulting.com Simon: LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3s2lE7H MAIL: simon@touchpoint.agency Johannes: https://www.instagram.com/johannes.snocks MAIL: johannes@snocks.com Romy: https://www.instagram.com/romy.snocks MAIL: romy@snocks.com Felix: https://www.instagram.com/felix.snocks MAIL: felix@snocks.com Maxi: https://www.instagram.com/mb_hd MAIL: maxi.bauer@snocks.com Snocksulting: https://www.snocksulting.com MAIL: info@snocksulting.com SNOCKS: https://www.snocks.com https://www.instagram.com/snocks

Simon Borg-Olivier, co-founder and owner of Yoga Synergy, talks with J about both the science and metaphysics in his work uncovering the essence of yoga. They discuss his experience of studying with the gurus and pioneering yoga in the west, the influence of tradition in the process of innovation, science behind energy in the human system, modern body vs traditional body, natural breathing and active movements, and clearly understanding the purpose of yoga to be a recognition of our inherent interconnectedness and mutuality.   To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.   Check out J's new podcast… J. BROWN YOGA THOUGHTS.  

"Once we have established natural breathing with postures, then we are ready for Pranayama!" - Simon Borg-Olivier Simon Borg-Olivier has been studying traditional forms of posture, movement, breathing, and mental control for more than 50 years. He has studied with one of the greatest Yogic masters of the 20th century - B.K.S Iyengar, K. Pattabhi Jois, and T.K.V Desikachar. Also, he has co-authored 2 books out of which the Applied Anatomy & Physiology of Yoga Course is a definite read. Today he helps everyone restore their natural posture fusing traditional eastern wisdom with western medical science. Topics Discussed: The importance of breathing for performing an asana (01:37) What are Bandhas & why should we practice Bandhas (07:08) How Jalandhara Bandha could help you clear your sore throat and help smooth thyroid function (14:53) How practicing Pranayama with slow long deep breaths could be harmful (17:03) What is True Yoga (26:13) Does Breathing less helps in increasing Life Span and the role of CO2 (29:36) His perspective of Wim Hof's method (37:33) Why the modern world needs a dynamic meditation practice (46:10) His message for everyone (49:53) Links Applied Anatomy & Physiology of Yoga By Simon Borg-Olivier - https://www.amazon.in/Applied-Anatomy-Physiology-Simon-Borg-Oliver/dp/1921080000 BKS Iyengar K. Pattabhi Jois T. K. V. Desikachar Light on Yoga by BKS Iyengar - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_on_Yoga A Treatise on the Yoga Philosophy by NC Paul's Book published in 1851 - https://books.google.co.in/books/about/A_Treatise_on_the_Yoga_Philosophy.html?id=CZmNNpTy7VUC&redir_esc=y Bohr Effect - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohr_effect This show is brought to you by your host Haresh Punjabi. We talk with Yoga, Meditation, and Wellness practitioners. We explore this mystic space, try to dissect it, and make it accessible for everyone. Contact Simon Borg-Olivier: Instagram: @simonsynergy Website: https://simonborgolivier.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/simonborgolivier Contact me: Instagram - @theyogaconversations Podcast Links - https://linktr.ee/haresh_p777 Email Id: haresh.punjabi777@gmail.com

#018: Simon Borg-Olivier Scott talks to Simon Borg-Olivier on his 50 years as a teacher and practitioner of yoga. Simon Borg-Olivier is a maverick and someone who has truly done his own research into how yoga works for him. Simon Borg-Olivier has been studying traditional forms of posture, movement and breathing for over 50 years. He has worked as a research-based scientist, exercise-based physiotherapist and a university lecturer. He has over 33 years experience teaching yoga, inspiring people all around the world. He co-founded Yoga Synergy in 1984 with Bianca Machliss, leading daily yoga classes, workshops, teacher training courses and international events.  His passion for his work has brought him to understand the interconnectedness of the world around us, and the belief that we can make the world a better place by acknowledging and enhancing the connections within us and around us. The purpose of a yoga practise for Simon is to ‘lovingly encourage the circulation of energy and consciousness’ in the body, so that we can be in greater harmony with everything around us. You can find out more about Simon’s profile and teaching schedule here and his teacher training courses here  Simon also has a new online Ashtanga Yoga course. You can access it here.     Finding The Real Yoga – Simon Borg-Olivier Scott and Simon have an incredibly expansive conversation on SImon’s 50 year exploration into yoga and movement and his search for the ‘real’ yoga. Simon shares incredible stories of his time spent with some of the leading teachers of modern postural yoga and shares how he has formulated his unique approach to yoga teaching and practice.  In this inspiring conversation Simon shares: How he was introduced to breathing techniques when he was very young. His fascination from an early age with the connection between yogis and nature.  That for him, meditation is a deep deep process of the body and mind based on circulation of the blood in the body. How his approach to meditation resonated with the Iyengar teaching method. How meeting Professor Bim Dev Malik inspired him to see the possibilities of what yoga can achieve. That meeting Shandor Remete in 1985 really deepened his knowledge of Iyengar Yoga and sent him to meet BKS Iyengar in India, leading him to understand that only BKS Iyengar taught true Iyengar yoga. How he learnt Ashtanga yoga in 1985 from Robert Lucas, Cliff Barber and Danny Paradise.  About meeting Pattabhi Jois in the 1990s, and w he’s still inspired by Ashtanga yoga. How he met TKV Desikachar, who was an influence too. How seeing and learning the Malakam practice in India inspired him greatly.  Learning dasaran in Malakam was challenging but a way to connect with the Indian boys in India. The similarities between yoga postures and martial arts postures.  About his time working in an Indian hospital.  His decision to teach yoga rather than become an academic in 1992. How, as a result of a friend having a bad accident, he presented yoga exercises to doctors to help rehabilitate paraplegics. That training to be a physiotherapist was about being able to present yoga to doctors as a valid rehabilitation process. How becoming a physiotherapist changed his way of teaching people. His views on how easy it is to become a yoga teacher now, and why he set up his own teacher training programme. How Yoga Synergy became a system that could help benefit a wide range of people, basing it on traditional Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga and adapting it for the modern body. How he healed from a back injury by changing how he moves as well as how he teaches, and how this non-traditional approach has been healing for himself and others.  How care needs to be taken with yoga cueing so that their meaning and helpfulness doesn’t get lost or misunderstood How he met his teacher, Master Zhen Hua Yang, in 2007, who he continues to train with.   How he sees his role as a teacher as learning from his mistakes and doing better job with his students than he did with himself. That the ultimate purpose of yoga is to realise that we are all one – a manifestation of connected consciousness – which we can start to realise by becoming physically connected with ourselves first.  That, for him, the aim of yoga practice is to generate loving information and communication in the body by freeing good energy, and becoming yama and niyama in action. That, ultimately, it’s all about love.   Simon talks about: Shandor Remete BKS Iyengar Prashant Iyengar Cliff Barber.     ‘To me Simon Borg-Olivier is a teacher’s teacher. A modern day icon and maverick in the yoga world. He is a visionary and has never rested on his laurels, always learning…  This conversation get’s behind how he has become the yogi we know and love. An essential listen for all modern day yoga practitioners who are on a quest for real yoga…. Scott Johnson – September 2020    If you enjoyed this podcast then you might also enjoy Scott’s conversations with Danny Paradise, Ann Weston, and Dr Matthew Clark.

In this episode of Take A Breath, we interview world renowned yoga teacher and physiotherapist, Simon Borg-Olivier. Simon's accomplishments in his field include teaching yoga for over 30 years, founding Yoga Synergy in Sydney. Simon discusses hus progression with breath work from free diving as a child, to yoga and pranayama, his advice to yoga practitioners and the general public on breath work, as well as some fascinating experiments he performed in the lab with breath holding and breathing techniques.

Simon Borg Olivier is one of Australia's and the world's leading experts on yoga and movement.  He is a physiotherapist and a practitioner of yoga, meditation and breathwork for over 40 years.  He is the founder of Yoga Synergy and runs retreats, training courses and workshops regularly across the world.In this episode we discuss Simon's deeper understandings of how yoga works in the body.  We talk about movement, breath and bandha, the circulation of blood flow and how yoga is a practice of bringing Citta and Shakti (mind and energy) together.  We talk about his three principles for living a great life through yoga and also his early mentors and teachers.  Links:Yoga SynergySimon Borg OlivierInstagram:  @simonsynergyFacebook:  @simonborgolivier

This episode, Mahasoma Vedic meditation teacher Laura Poole in discussion with Simon Borg-Olivier on 'The Misconceptions of Modern Yoga'. Simon is a biologist, physiotherapist and yoga teacher based in Sydney, Australia. He has spent decades sharing his incredible knowledge of the human anatomy and physiology, and is a master at teaching the foundations of traditional yoga to a modern audience. We start off by hearing about Simon’s personal journey into the world of yoga and meditation. Laura and Simon then explore what real yoga is and the difference between modern and traditional practice (the good the bad and ugly!) They also speak about static meditation vs. moving meditation, how to live in your body in a relaxed way, the signs to look for that are the expression of 'healthy exercise', they question whether stretching is actually beneficial for us, and how get a cardio workout without stressing the heart. Simon’s motto for life is “Tense less, stress less, breath less, think less, eat less.” We love this and hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did.Show notes.Connect with Simon Borg-Olivier on InstagramLearn more from Simon on his official Facebook pageGet a feel for Simon’s work with these FREE 4 practice video sequences and accompanying PDF’sFind out more about Simon's 'Health Happiness and Longevity' monthly membershipJoin Simon for in-person or online for yoga (movement and breath work) classes at Yoga SynergySubscribe to Simon’s newsletter via his website for more information on what’s coming up, or check out some practice video’s on his website

Simon is a true innovator. His style of yoga, yoga synergy is a very thoughtful integration of a number of south-Asian practices under the roof of yoga. Having been introduced to the benefits of controlling breath at a very young age, he has spent his life learning and teaching sciences of movement - now for almost 40 years. He combines this work with a firm foundation in Western medicine; having completed his 3rd MSc, he lectures and researches on physiotherapy at a couple of Universities in his native Australia.

Talking to Simon Borg-Olivier is like going snorkelling with Jacque Yve Cousteau - you suddenly find yourself in a bathyscaphe at the bottom of the ocean exploring its depth and multifacetedness of creatures you never knew existed, although in our case it's the ocean of Yoga and the creatures are different angles to view mudras, kriyas, asanas, yogic breathing and the concept of movement itself. In this fascinating talk Simon takes us on a wild ride through many different angles to view the common things - from questioning the validity of the most basic instructions like lifting your arms and drawing your shoulders down in Surya Namasakara to how almost any yogic tool can cause a different outcome based on your intention and tiniest details of your technique. We speak about Simon's ideal practice routine, how to nourish yourself with practice in the hard time of Covid-19 caused isolation, how to stay connected while being isolated and physically disconnected, how to expand your meditative practice far beyond the formal time spent on the yoga matt. This interview offers you so many dimensions to explore, think and question your views and believes, and we felt very enriched, and once again mystified with all the new pieces of the yogic puzzle.Show notesLooking into drishti and physiological aspecs of chanting Simon's take on breathing practice Practice of kriyas - the intricacies of Nauli & Lauliki and dosha specific objectives Moving from the core Self isolation and how yogic tools can help: meditative states Meditative cleaning :) Thoughts on what makes a supportive practice vs. increasing stress level through activity Coping with isolation and finding a perspective in the info swamp Breathing waves geekery Ratios in Nadi Shodana and the subject of Kumbhaka Are you able to breathe into your chest in a relaxed way? 7 stages of Hatha Yoga treatise and Basti kriya as a prerequisite for mudra, asana and pranayama Important paradigm shifts to happen in modern postural yoga Kapalabhati, Bastrika, Nauli and the danger of misinterpretation of their purposes Shades of Kumbhaka Incredible hyperventilation experiment Words of caution and thoughts on selecting a teacher and teachingCheck out YogaSynergy or his personal website for more information on Simon's teaching.---Check our website for more content: http://escaping-samsara.com/Enjoyed this podcast? Please, leave a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunesFeel grateful and would like to support us? Thank you! Here is our Patreon account for contributions.

In this episode: Simon Borg Olivier is an international well-known yoga teacher with over 30 years of teaching practice and […]

Experienced yoga teacher Simon joins me from Australia to discuss his yoga journey, physiotherapy, the nervous system, bodyhacking, what “traditional” yoga is, practicing in “the bush”, mallakhamb, Indian martial arts, problems with the word “yoga”, the basic principles of movement, breath, fluid natural movement, blood pumps, what's not yoga, modern exercise, steroids, the philosophy of yoga and Sanskrit mistranslations, sexuality, laughter, cancer and more! A veritable masterclass of yoga and movement! https://yogasynergy.com https://www.youtube.com/user/yogasynergy

Simon Borg, Creative Director of Populous Activate discusses key projects such as the London O2, and the Tottenham Hotspur’s Stadium. From ensuring wayfinding and architecture work together, to incorporating brand into the very essence of a building, Simon shares some fascinating insights into lessons he's learnt, and what he thinks will be the key challenges in the future.

EPISODE 21 - Simon Borg-OlivierIn this conversation I talk with Simon Borg-Olivier about movement, breathing, stress and business.Simon has been a great influence in my own practice and of course this spills into broader life as well.I hope you enjoy this one - I really did!www.simonborgolivier.com www.yogasynergy.com

This episode is packed full of knowledge everyone can apply. If you are into fitness and health you will want to listen to what Simon says in this podcast. He has been studying yoga for over 50 years and has a Bachelors of Science in Human Biology, Masters Of Science in Molecular Biology, as well as a Bachelors of Applied Science in Physiotherapy. I learned so much from just this episode and I'm already applying some of his advice with great results.13:00 - Relationship betweeen martial arts and yoga14:45 - Exercise that can lead to early death16:30 - How to exercise without consuming more food19:55 - Why its better to breathe less vs. more22:58 - Overly tense muscles23:55 - Why to avoid strong stretching29:00 - Why breathing too much is a problem and how much we should exert during exercise45:55 - Breathing more should be paired with breathing less47:45 - Best advice for runners54:20 - How to pull yourself out of the sympathetic (stressed) state1:03 - How to learn from Simon

Miserable Albert is back, and he's as cheerful as ever. Fresh from a three-week bath, Albert is forced back on air for your listening pleasure. This episode, Albert plays a song about wasteland myth Simon Borg, and tries once again to attract a mate. Stay tuned!

Welcome back to the TEFLology Podcast – a podcast all about teaching English as a foreign language, and related matters. Today we bring you an interview with Dr. Simon Borg. Simon is a visiting professor at the University of Leeds, and principally works as an ELT consultant. The main focus of his consultancy and academic work today is professional development for English language teachers.  Simon specialises in teacher education and professional development, teacher research, and research methods. Matthew spoke with Simon in a cafe in Tokyo earlier this Spring. Simon was in Japan to give a presentation titled 'Taking Stock: An Analysis of the Contemporary Status of Language Teacher Cognition Research,' a topic of which this interview is largely based on.  More information about Simon can be found here. Simon can be contacted at - s.borg@education.leeds.ac.uk Buy our e-book - Podcasting and Professional Development: A Guide for English Language Teachers here. To find other great titles, visit The Round. Email / iTunes / YouTube / Facebook Also available on Acast / Stitcher Radio / SoundCloud / TuneIn / iheart Radio and more!

This week I speak with Simon Borg Olivier, co-founder of Yoga Synergy in Sydney, Australia. Simon and I discuss the unique approach style of yoga that he and his business partner, Bianca Machliss, have developed: Yoga Synergy, which they describe as an adaptation of traditional hatha yoga for the modern Western body. As someone who... The post #38: Yoga Synergy with Simon Borg Olivier appeared first on Hacking The Self.

What are the true purpose and aims of exercise?What does exercise actually mean?How do you most effectively reap the benefits of exercise without potentially damaging your physiology?Is the exercise or yoga class that you are attending to actually benefiting your health or is it doing more damage than good?In this podcast mater yoga teacher and physiotherapist Simon Borg-Olivier investigates the mechanisms of exercise and movement in general, including “Hatha Yoga” - the physical aspect of yoga which includes asanas (postures) and pranayama (breath work).Simon reveals basic misunderstanding and misconceptions people have about modern Yoga and exercise based science. He shares correlations between types of movement with the state of your nervous system.Simon and reveals tips to revolutionise your exercise and yoga practice for maximum vitality, energy and prana (life-force to every cell in your body).Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=y_kaqK9wLLV2hJsCYl7mFwBcEPNGyuzRIZuHMW5dxoRj2vyQJPvcov1xOO9ZUsn_lG-6Km&country.x=AU&locale.x=AU)

How are you feeling this morning? Are you riled up about the US national team’s skin-of-their-teeth win against Martinique? Or is it just part of the process? With Andrew back in New York – complete with a few mystery bites from Kansas wildlife – the guys break down the Gold Cup for Bruce Arena so far, the winners and losers from Wednesday night’s action, Dax McCarty’s World Cup ticket and Canada’s newest hype train. After the break, US and Atlanta United goalkeeper Brad Guzan joins David Gass to explain why now was the right time to return to MLS, how excited he is to be a part of an expansion team “doing it right” and outline the differences between Bruce Arena and Jurgen Klinsmann. In the mailbag, the guys name their midseason award winners, hear from a listener who ran into Simon Borg in the flesh and ponder whether LAFC are behind the eight ball sans coach and players with closing in on six months until 2018 preseason begins.

Drunk Unkel struck again and the guys discuss Orlando City's monumental defensive effort to overcome his stupidity. They also break down Simon Borg defending Unkel and MLS coverage of the game.

Today is not the day to save ExtraTime Radio for your commute, unless of course you’re doing everything in your power to be on the couch for the United States’ final Semifinal Round World Cup qualifier against Trinidad & Tobago (8 pm ET, FS1). ESPN’s Jeff Carlisle joins Andrew and David for a big-picture conversation that centers on Christian Pulisic’s rapid rise from prospect to potential USMNT starter. Should he be in the XI, though? There’s some dissention there. Can Canada get through to the Hex? In a word, doubtful … but possible. Oh, and it wouldn’t be CONCACAF without some drama. Find out what’s making its way thought the regional grapevine.   It may have been an international break, but half of MLS still hit the field this weekend. The guys start in the Bronx, where David has a crush on D.C. United’s Argentine delight. But are NYCFC the best team in the Big Apple? The Red Bulls have something to say about that after going cross-country to get a win in Vancouver. The Caps are wilting, and it looked like the Revs were too before grabbing three points against the Rapids. Same for the Fire, who had Jim Curtin throwing the table out the window after a home rout of the Union.   In the mailbag, Doyle gets what’s coming to him, a fan wonders if Simon Borg has family in high places and the Nigel de Jong transfer gets a second look.

There’s still plenty to play for in the 2015 season, but can the new-look LA Galaxy be stopped? After the overwhelming display by the defending champions against New York City FC, Simon is ready to call them locks for MLS Cup 2015 except that David, Ben and Arielle aren’t taking the bait. The gang breaks down every matchup from a busy Week 25 in MLS: Drogba’s debut, to Toronto’s Jozy-less domination, San Jose’s reversing fortunes, and lots more.   In the second segment, David, Simon, and Arielle preview the upcoming midweek action highlighted by the Amway Canadian Championship second leg final. Can Vancouver finally break their tournament curse and win their first Voyagers Cup? Plus, we preview the two MLS midweek matches and the CCL group games on tap for this week as the Sounders and Brad Evans prepare for their rematch with Olimpia in Honduras.   And in the mailbag: another FIFA head-scratcher, Sounders fans take issue with Simon Borg (surprise) and what works best for the development of young players? Star players or experienced coaches?    

Rivalry week has officially arrived, and Impact stalwart Patrice Bernier stops by to tell the guys all about the cultural and sporting rivalry between Montreal-Toronto. From language, to style and everything in between, what makes these two cities tick? First, though, Simon Borg is back, and it is time for him to revel in Poku glory. Meanwhile, Andrew and David try to figure out where Andrea Pirlo would fit in with New York City FC as they review a wild weekend. In the second segment, the guys break down “The Notebook.” But instead of Ryan Gosling, it is all about Clint Dempsey and his controversial three-game suspension. Taylor Twellman comes on to answer all your questions: Was it a fair? Should Dempsey be called up to the national team? Are MLS referees treated worst than their worldwide counterparts? In the mailbag, Simon feeds David’s sociology + soccer nerdom with a tale from Colombia, and the guys look for more North American soccer tales.

The Montreal Impact almost got CONCACAF'd, but they're through to the Champions League final via guile, timely goals and a little luck. Head coach Frank Klopas joins Andrew and David to re-live the semifinal second leg, a game in which shoes were thrown, players had to fight to get off the field and, somehow, no red cards were shown. Plus, hear why Klopas believes the Impact defied the odds to become the second-ever MLS team in this position. Meanwhile, over in Portland, Nat Borchers possesses the best beard in the Northern Hemisphere. What inspired it? And is it even all that special in a city like Portland? He also gives his take on Tissue Gate between Caleb Porter and Oscar Pareja and admits he has serious beef with Simon Borg. Over what? You'll have to listen to find out.

The MLS offseason isn't going to slow down for a little snow at the league office, and the guys talk Tim Cahill, Laurent Ciman's last moments with Standard Liege, Toronto FC and Simon Borg survival techniques before the Chicago Fire's newest DP, Shaun Maloney, joins following his first-ever training session with the club. In the second segment, it's all United States all the time. First, the U-20s bucked a terrible start at the CONCACAF U-20 Championships to qualify for the World Cup. Who might have a senior team career in front of them? And speaking of the senior team, who should start against Chile? Will Jurgen Klinsmann play a 3-5-2? In the mailbag, a Minnesota for MLS supporter chimes in, club loyalties are debated and Simon's role model is honored ... without Borg in attendance. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!

The guys are back in the studio after a long break. Well, everyone but Simon Borg, who calls in to discuss the Frank Lampard situation, Steven Gerrard news and Doniel Henry's transfer to the Premier League. Where is Simon? You'll have to listen to find out. Then listen as Arsenal scout Danny Karbassiyoon explains how he discovered Gedion Zelalem in his own backyard, what kind of player the USMNT might have on its hands and how we should all approach the growing hype around the teenage phenom. Finally, the mailbag starts with Atlanta name ideas then turns into a brainstorming session for Andrew's signature closing line. Needless to say, over and out has to go. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!

Dwight Burgess and Duncan Oughton welcome Crew head coach Robert Warzycha, MLSsoccer.com's Simon Borg and Vancouver midfielder Jeb Brovsky to this weeks "Inside the Crew".