Podcasts about trap yoga

Britt and Jackie are excited to celebrate National Yoga Awareness Month in September on the Black Health 365 podcast.  They are joined by Brandon Copeland, the creator of Trap Yoga, to inspire healthy living and mindfulness. This episode is both intriguing and informative, as it discusses the benefits of yoga and its effective treatment for black men and individuals in general. Although yoga can mean different things to different people, scientific research has proven that it offers many health benefits through physical practice. By sharing this episode, Britt and Jackie hope to highlight not only the physical but also the mental health benefits of yoga for our community. Brandon began practicing yoga as a way to relieve mental stress and focus on being more mindful. The journey he has been on, exploring the body's capabilities and opportunities, has brought joy, love, and insight to his personal life and to the lives of others. Brandon became interested in yoga at Howard University where he went on to get a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor focus on Philosophy. Brandon created Trap Yoga in 2015. His style of teaching encourages you to be creative on your mat and create your own practice one pose at a time.  He finds ways to challenge the most advanced, as well as the new and unsure, students. His mission is to enlighten people to their own potential and to help cultivate their internal sources of power, creativity, and love.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Feel like yoga is out of your reach? Quite literally. Are you Intimidated by deep stretching and breathing? Worried that you're the only one that looks like you in a room full of zened-out yogis. We often think of yoga as something that “other people” do, not as something that we do. Celebrity Wellness Expert, Founder and Owner of Khephera Wellness and Creator of "Trap Yoga" Brandon Copeland joins Hello Helanah of Wellness At Work to talk about his very own “imposter syndrome” journey to yoga. Helanah and Brandon talk deeply about carving your own path to wellness, how long black yogis have been in the building and what it takes to grow exponentially in your practice. Do you want to stay up to date with every new episode and get my brand new Self-Care Toolkit? Go to www.HelloHelanah.com to get instant access. *** Or text me (267) 281-3890 to get your burning questions answered and an insider sneak peek of exciting updates. I do my best to answer as many as I can each day, so shoot me a message today."

Greetings Glocal Citizens! My guest this week is Zhalisa "Zee" Clarke founder of Reclaiming Flow (https://www.zeeclarke.com/companies), where she leverages her toolkit of meditation, breathwork, yoga, and much more, to teach others how mindfulness can improve their well being at work despite any challenges that race, gender, or sexuality might present. Prior to transitioning to a life more grounded, Zee, a Washington, D.C. native, by way of Filipino and Jamaican via Panama parentage, spent over 20 years leading teams at Fortune 500 companies and tech startups in Silicon Valley. After experiencing a number of challenges in the workplace from microaggressions from colleagues, to disparate treatment around salary and promotions, she pursued extensive mindfulness training in India to help her manage these challenges. She is a Harvard Business School graduate who applies holistic healing practices to corporate environments. You can follow her on her socials for weekly breathwork practices and tools. You'll also get to experience a sample breathing exercise (https://www.tiktok.com/@zeeclarkebreathes/video/7093928338775051563?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7055737536377669125) as you listen in now. Breathing is believing! Where to find Zee? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhalisa-zee-clarke-5381352/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/zeeclarkebreathes/?hl=en) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/zhalisa) On YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkMBU31aHD3DgDv92_E97bA) On TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@zeeclarkebreathes) Pre-order Black People Breathe (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/702697/black-people-breathe-by-zee-clarke/)! What's Zee listening to? Balanced Black Girl Podcast (https://www.balancedblackgirl.com) What's Zee reading? About Octavia Raheem (https://octaviaraheem.com) Pleasure Activism (https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07CBCZSCY&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_9HNWBF53M7WKMSWSEDHX&tag=glocalcitiz09-20) by Adrienne Maree Brown Other topics of interest: DC Youth Orchestra (https://www.dcyop.org) On Ayurvedic Medicine (https://www.ayurveda.com/ayurveda-a-brief-introduction-and-guide/) Swan Yoga Retreat (https://swan-yoga-goa.com) - Goa Trap Yoga (https://trapyogabae.com) BICOP (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=BIPOC) The Principles of Pleasure (https://www.netflix.com/sn/title/81137265) Episode 118 (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/118) with Nydia Swaby

Denshai and Natasha are taking it all in with Britteny Floyd-Mayo Founder, Creator & CEO of Trap Yoga Bae - celebrated by Forbes as one of the top 8 Wellness Experts to have on your radar. Join the conversation on F.U.N. and leisure, as we wrap up our journey through the HOEfabulous Wheel of Life! Download the HOEfabulous Wheel of Life and turn on notifications Join the HOEnation: https://www.instagram.com/myhoelisticlife Follow Britteny on Instagram @trapyogabae

Wishing you all a very special Valentines Day weekend, also hoping everyone enjoys another fantastic #SuperBowl Sunday! Tonight's guest is none other than Mya Cato of the Meeyogi Tribe network from Tampa, Florida, who is here today discuss health and wellness. Our goal today is to give listeners insight on how to achieve strength and well-being of the body, mind and spirit through techniques such as breathing, activity, and proper diet among many other things. Mya Cato is the founder and chief operator of the #MeeyogiTribe, a lifestyle brand, network and community created to embody yoga and build a wealth-mindset. As a Certified Yoga Teacher, she is widely acclaimed for her "Trap Yoga" movement, which is a unique blend of movement, mindfulness, meditation and music. The intention of it all is to help you become more aligned- mentally, physically and spiritually. As a Wellness Coach, she works with people 1-on-1 to reach their health goals. Meeyogi Tribe Network is the online community that she created to provide group accountability. The entrepreneur is also the owner of Meeyogi Wellness Lounge, a warm and cozy space for wellness and beauty services and products in the Greater Florida Area. For those of you guys wishing to check out the Meeyogi Wellness Lounge headquarters it is located at 1107 Marbella Plaza Drive, Tampa, FL Socials: @myacato @meeyogitribe | Website: www.meeyogi.com

Brandy Renae joins us to discuss her career as an Air Force officer, and her life as a Physician Assistant (PA-C). Brandy also talks about her experience with Yoga, and how she would like to become a yoga instructor in the near future. She introduces KT to a new type of yoga. Trap Yoga. Follow Brandy Renae on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/itsbrandyrenae/ Visit our website at https://www.1409podcast.com and our newly launched directory at https://www.thegeminimedia.com Our major platforms are available here: linktr.ee/1409podcast Follow GualaMeetsWorld on Instagram: instagram.com/gualameetsworld?igshid=6082q3amjsk2 Follow KT on Instagram: instagram.com/843ambassador?igshid=ywx8m2xzidfe Leave a Text or voice mail at 917-524-6392 This Episode will be available to stream on: Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, Nobody Grinds Like Us Network, Always Press Record TV, And many more podcast platforms. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/1409/support

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Today on the podcast we have an inspiring conversation with Britteny Floyd-Mayo, the CEO behind Trap Yoga Bae.  Bridging the gap between self-care and cultural relevance — Trap Yoga Bae introduces those who feel ostracized from the typical Yogi experience to the idea that self-care looks like “YOU.” Trap Yoga with Trap Yoga Bae® is a Vinyasa-style experience, backed to the heavy bass and hypnotic rhythms of trap music, spun by a live DJ! Paired with Britteny’s signature Ratchet Affirmations™, plus an energizing 45-minute yoga set, it is a one of a kind experience. Her most recent milestone was moving her worldwide touring on to a thriving and online community app that can be downloaded for iOS and Android.  This conversation with Britteny, is one of our favorite podcast episodes — of all time. Britteny's journey is one that will blow your mind and inspire you to live your most authentic life. On this episode we go deep and discuss transforming your entire life, starting over, and creating a life that feels good on the inside. We appreciate Britteny for sharing her incredible wisdom with all of us on the podcast, and can’t wait for you to hear this episode!  To learn more you can visit: https://trapyogabae.com or follow on instagram @TrapYogaBae Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review Courageous Wellness! We release new episodes each #WellnessWednesday! You can also follow us on instagram @CourageousWellness and visit our website: www.courageouswellness.net to get in touch.  This episode is brought to you by Ned! You can receive 15% off our favorite Ned CBD products . They even offer an entirely female created line for periods called Natural cycles. Go to helloned.com and enter the code CWPODCAST at checkout!   This episode is brought to you by Milk+Honey.  To receive 15% off your purchase visit www.milkandhoney.com and use code: CWPODCAST (all one word) at checkout! Milk+Honey is a line of non-toxic, effective, and safe bath, body, and skincare products made in small batches in Austin, Texas.  Are you interested in becoming a health coach or furthering your nutrition education? We loved our program at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and are happy to offer our listeners a discount on tuition! To receive up to $2000 off tuition (for payments in full and $1000 off tuition for payment plans) you can use our name Aly French or Erica Stein when you enroll. To learn more you can also take a Sample Class, check out the Curriculum Guide, or visit the application page to enroll.  We are so happy to offer our listeners 10% off on all Four Sigmatic superfood coffee and elixirs! For 10% off Four Sigmatic products visit https://foursigmatic.com/ and use the code: courageous at checkout!    

Black Boys OM Podcast with Hosts Brandon Copeland, Founder of  Trap Yoga, Khepera Wellness and Co-Founder of Black Boys OM, and Ty Daye- founder of Yoga Every Daye, Black Boys OM Instructor, and Kings Motivation Project Representative talk life Wellness, Yoga, and Life and everything in between.  Unapologetically Black, and Raw...

Whether you’ve heard of Trap Yoga Bae or you haven’t we’re super excited for you because this episode is fire!  Britteny, the CEO of Trap Yoga Bae tells us her unconventional story of finding her purpose through teaching Trap Yoga internationally.    She gets candid about how her upbringing and early experiences with Therapy led her on a journey to find herself which resulted in traveling the world, taking a yoga training.  Most interestingly, Britteny shares how a chance encounter with a teacher-led to her instructing her first Trap Yoga class and taking off from there.     Since this first class, Britteny has worked alongside mega stars, and been featured in major magazines such as Essence, Ebony, and OK Africa.    If you’re still trying to figure out what your purpose is, or recognizing that your path to success might be unconventional, this episode is for you.     We’ll talk about    The stigma of therapy in the black community  The pipeline to college and how it might not be right for everyone  How all of our experiences culminate in making us who we are Why being authentic should be your main goal in your business How to pivot during COVID and other difficult times

Rod and Karen are joined by Britteny aka Trap Yoga Bae to discuss meditation, breathing, her journey to find herself, how she started yoga, the Trap Yoga name, being an entrepreneur, how the pandemic has changed Yoga, being an influencer, fan entitlement, customer service and ratchet affirmations. Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @TBGWT @TrapYogaBae Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 Guest Website: https://trapyogabae.com/ Trap Yoga Bae Tribe: https://tribe.trapyogabae.com/

Audrey Cash is often referred to as a soul flow teacher. She has a passion for connecting the physical practice, mindfulness, and inner awareness. Her students consider her greatest teaching strength as her ability to provide a challenging class that is approachable and inspiring. Audrey is the owner of Level3 Yoga, a mobile yoga studio that provides pop-up classes throughout the metro Atlanta area. Along with her 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Certification, Audrey has completed trainings in Yin Yoga, Grounded Kids Yoga, and is currently a E.R.Y.T. with the Yoga Alliance. She has been teaching since 2015 and formerly served as a studio manager at CorePower Yoga. On the podcast we discuss entrepreneurship, trap yoga, and faith. Follow Audrey on IG (@thesoulfulyogi).

Thursday February 27 GirlTrek's Black Woman Appreciation day self care prep....Trap Yoga at Trinity College in Washington DC.  I love yoga and practicing with Black Women connects me to my joy in a whole new level.  March 1 is Black Women's Appreciation day...Yea...we said it and it is. GirlTrek invited me to a special Trap Yoga class with" G" of Khepera Wellness at Trinity College, Washington DC.   For this special episode our moving meditation is Trap Yoga with G. Trap Yoga at Khepera Wellness Trinity Washington University 100 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC 20017 www.kheperawellness.com  for full schedule our yoga guide on Instagram @livelikedji_ our host: GirlTrek www.girltrek.org One Million Black women committed to self care in 2020 (we are now at 500,000!!! share with black women to take the pledge!!) Music for this episode: Endangered species-Raeo remix Nickodemus, Raeo Free souls part 1 & 2 Nickodemus special thank you to Nickodemus for being the music sponsor for JourneyDance with Jeanine The Podcast Find Nikodemous on social media @nickodemusnyc on spotify, soundlcloud and Itunes- Nickodemus and on his record label: Wonderwheel Recordings www.wonderwheelrecordings.com. If you love what you hear please follow and share JourneyDance with Jeanine wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts! And please support us by becoming a sustaning member of VisAbleblackwoman Wellness on Patreon  www.patreon.com/visableblackwoman JourneyDance with Jeanine...the podcast A VisAbleblackwoman Production --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeanine-t-abraham/message

Favoritism and beef? That’s the theme in the latest Drinking Partners podcast as Ed finds himself embroiled in both. Martinea Goss, founder and instructor for Trap Yoga, stops by the studio to bring her unique vibe and to explain how she mixes music and yoga to create a dynamic, positive flow. Having created Trap Yoga to fill a void in the Pittsburgh yoga scene, Ms. Goss focuses on establishing a different scene and welcoming a new crowd and speaks on how she designs her classes. After a conversation about the Trap Yoga business model, the trio takes a sharp turn to discuss raccoons, which will not surprise anyone. The interview concludes with Ms. Goss’s plans for the future and, of course, her favorite form of potato. Find more about Trap Yoga and attend a class by checking Martinea out on Instagram: pittsburghtrapyoga

Meet Oakland's own TRAP YOGA BAE! She may be from the East Bay, but she's about to be an international star. Certified in India, Britteny returned home to create her own brand of Yoga -- complete with a live DJ. The Yogi, entrepreneur, and "twerk aficionado" (her words, not ours), joins us for a very different podcast. BELIEVE US the audio version is entertaining, but the video version on YouTube is much better. Come on a spiritual journey with us. Learn some affirmations. Find your inner peace and trap beats. Stay for the laughs as Larry and Casey attempt to do Trap Yoga.

When you look at problems like systematic oppression, the 20-year life expectancy gap between people of color and Caucasian communities, a lack of physical activity programming for kids, or even stigma about accessing mental health services … well, it’s easy to feel a bit overwhelmed. The high achievers on this week’s episode of #WeGotGoals, however, chose to face these issues head-on rather than shrinking from them. Each one has created a unique way to improve their communities—all using fitness as a catalyst. As part of the #SweatworkingWeek last month, CLIF presented a Lunch and Learn called Fitness Is for Everyone: Perspectives in Equity. Immediately afterward, the four panelists took a few steps around the corner into the podcast studio and continued the conversation. Here at aSweatLife, we’re always looking for ways to expand access to the benefits of an active lifestyle, so no one encounters a barrier to living their best lives. So, we were happy to learn more about each of these panelists’ innovative and impressive efforts. Our guests are: Alison Rootberg, Founder of Wellness4Every1, described how her organization offers corporate wellness programs that support wellness programs in schools. Each employee is matched to a specific student, creating a personal connection that expands beyond the financial. Tanya Lozano, Founder of Healthy Hood. Based in Pilsen, Healthy Hood offers $5 fitness and dance classes that appeal to people in the surrounding community—think Trap Yoga and Latin Dance—taught by instructors of color, and also provides food and nutrition education through a community garden. Ashley Rockwood, Founder of Free MVMT Shop, shared the story of her pop-up studio just a couple of weeks ago on #WeGotGoals. This week, she expanded on her ambitions, including the idea of incorporating dance-based movement therapy. Caullen Hudson, also a repeat guest and Founder of SoapBox Productions, a film and social activism non-profit. Among many other efforts—including a successful campaign to bar a problematic judge from being re-elected—the organization has put on several Fitness Against Fascism events. We know you won’t be able to listen to this conversation without wanting to do your part. Fortunately, each panelist offers some solid ideas at the end for how to move the needle and open opportunities for fitness to more people in the city—and beyond (and even to address inequities outside the fitness world). Whether it’s giving time or money to these organizations, having difficult conversations with your family members, or donating used fitness gear or yoga mats, there’s bound to a way you can contribute. One huge way to make your voice heard, of course, is to vote—if you’re in Chicago, municipal elections are Feb. 26. Like what you hear? You can subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Overcast, or any other podcasting app. Adding a rating or a review, if you’re so inclined, helps other people find the show too. And you can also join us, live and in person, at The Moxy this Thursday, February 7; we’ll be talking with Jillian Lorenz, co-founder of The Barre Code. Recording starts at 6 pm, and this event is totally free! More details here.

Tierra B is one of those people that magnetizes any room she walks into. I met Tierra at the Prison Yoga Project training in Nashville a couple months ago, and have loved following her online since then. With a bachelors in Crime, Law, and Justice, and a masters in Forensics, Tierra started her career in federal law enforcement. Eventually, patriarchal bullshit (my words, not hers) was a big part of what made the work environment so toxic for her that she knew it was time to take a gamble and go all-in with yoga. In this episode, Tierra and I talk about: her transition from law enforcement to full-time yoga the injustice of how our modern criminal justice system dehumanizes people who are incarcerated how she felt super uncomfortable in her first experiences of yoga, but now views discomfort as something we should lean into rather than avoid the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship and her must-do daily self-care routines spiritual connection with nature how we get sucked into the consumer culture and the ongoing practice of prioritizing core values and goals over short-term "wants" our shared struggle with the snooze button Thanks for listening, and if you dig, please share it with a friend and review the podcast on iTunes because it helps more people find it! xx About Tierra B Tierra B, (AKA YogiTB) hails from Prince Georges County, Maryland. She is a yoga student, freelance yoga instructor, mindfulness advocate, health & wellness advocate for people of color. Tierra decided to pursue yoga her freshman year of college as her gym credit and found it as an outlet, mentally, spiritually, physically and emotionally. Ever since, she has advocated for the education and experience of living a more holistic, healthier lifestyle. Moving every day to motivate her students to practice self-care and build mindfulness practices. She is half of NamaSIP and creator of Flow2Glow, LLC. Tierra has practiced yoga for ten years and has been a 200hr. RYT since 2017. Tierra is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University (BS) & Stevenson University (MS). She completed Yoga4Trauma Training, February 2018 and completed the Prison Yoga Project training, May 2018 in Nashville, TN. The type of classes YogiTB offers, are more of a flow, breath centered, free spirited vibe. She offers private, group & community classes. YogiTB works with all types of communities from schools to professional athletes. She teaches vinyasa, yin, restorative, trauma based and Trap Yoga. She promotes loving kindness practices & intentional actions/ways of living. Constantly motivating her students to vibrate high. Her aesthetic is positive energy & vibes just flowing. Tierra is a firm believer in your actions leave such a lasting impact on those you come into contact with. Mentioned on Today's Show: Sophie's Choice by Jostein Gaarder Prison Yoga Project Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness Jenny Blake's interview with My Morning Routine author Benjamin Spall on the Pivot Podcast

Episode 053 | Being Proactive in Cultivating Personal Wellness and Space with Dr. Kevin Kinney, Doctor of Chiropractic and Wellness Expert Website: www.drkevinkinney.com Twitter/Instagram - @drduval904 Dr. Kevin Kinney, as a Doctor of Chiropractic, has set his intention to redefine wellness for the culture. Dr. Kinney is Currently building his own private practice, Culture Chiropractic & Wellness, A mobile service that specializes in working with those in the entertainment industry space, providing care in home, office, tv/film sets, recording studios and more. He also hosts and produces wellness event production in both Jacksonville and Orlando Florida where he has been curating "Trap Yoga" sessions for a few years. He is currently expanding those events in Atlanta, Georgia. Support the Podcast: CashApp $mindfulrebel (Donations go toward sustaining the podcast) Check out past episodes at: shawnjmoore.com/podcast Follow Shawn Moore @shawnj_moore on Instagram and Twitter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themindfulrebel/support

Brace yourself because this week is speaking to Trap Yoga Bae, a woman who has no problem being completely detached from all expectations and opinions of others. Britteny aka Yoga Bae is a passionate certified Vinyasa Yoga instructor, twerk aficionado, and serial entrepreneur. She created her yoga persona Trap Yoga Bae and the subsequent class and event series, as an answer to feeling unwelcome in standard yoga studios and classes. In this episode we explore the nuances of black womanhood, learning how to be still and most of all why twerking and yoga are the perfect match. Find everything Trap Yoga at TrapYogaBae.com

EPISODE 49!!! Brando Flows (@brandoflows @kheperawellness) the owner of Khepera Wellness checks in on his visit to the Atown. We talk about expanding the business (possibly going on a Trap Yoga tour?), balancing being an entrepreneur and father, discussing Black Wellness, breaking through as a black instructor, and more! #40carries

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Atlanta got a major named Keisha, a small stride towards the world being a better place. Cop some dope gear at www.BrokenKidsBrand.com Local Lookout- GEMS is a mentorship group centered around young women middle-high school aged, to empower and uplift them through trying ages. we are hosting a Trap Yoga class this Saturday to raise money for future events. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gems-trap-yoga-fundraiser-tickets-40122379116?ref=eios&aff=eios Original music by Kenneth Bradley of Kennethology.com Produced by Matt Lassen x The Socialites Radio.

The Campbell Brothers drop back into the Lab and welcome their first Female guests (Khalia and Jill) to the cast. Early in the episode they discuss Jemele Hill vs ESPN, Ta-Nehisi Coates vs Jason D. Hill, and Issa Rae's Emmy comments. Later in the cast, Khalia and Jill link up to talk Black Feminism, Mysogyny in Hip Hop, Insecure, and Gender Roles. They also drop some gems about Trap Yoga and the Real Estate game. Don't get caught slipping like Kevin Hart...

Host Alisa Bowens-Mercado talks with Jason Watts of the UPN (Urban Professional Network), Vares lloyd dance instructor teaching the LGBT community salsa & bachata on Rainbow Fridays, and Thema Graves Holistic Healer who is teaching "TRAP YOGA"

Episode 26! Live from the Atown we have Brando Copeland joining us to discuss a variety of topics. Fatherhood, his recent engagement, loving his fiancee, being an entrepreneur, inventing Trap Yoga, the benefits of yoga, the 42 laws of Maat, and more! You might have heard 60 carries on the podcast for the first time. #40carries is a movement. Follow us! @Kheperawellness (Facebook, IG, and Twitter), @Brandoflows (Twitter & IG), and @trollgawdspod (IG and Twitter) K Camp - Racks Like This Sampha - Close But Not Quite

We are back with another dope episode of Blvckbroadway podcast. This week we're joined by two young EnTRAPenures involved in some truly interesting and creative endeavors. Tune in and listen up as Chaun @chaunthebarber Tucker of @Greauxph Soaps & Skincare products and Brandon Copeland @Kheperawellness yoga give us the story on how they found their niche in these unique fields and how they're bring health and wellness to the trap. Tune in and Turn up! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blcvkbroadway/support