Podcasts about yoga vida

"Kyle Miller found yoga at 15 years old, when she casually started taking classes in Santa Monica, California—her hometown. The practice quickly became her primary outlet for stress and also a favorite workout, leading her to explore the teachings later in New York City. In 2007, Miller traveled to India to study privately with an esteemed yoga teacher and, upon returning to New York two months later, started a private teaching practice. Continuing her studies, Miller completed a Jivamukti teacher training and an 800-hour apprenticeship. She now teaches at Yoga Vida, leading their three-yearly teacher training courses and their destination retreats around the world. Her simple intention: help students feel good. Her yoga classes are uplifting, challenging, and transformative, a practical, modern interpretation of the ancient wisdom." Live the Process We love Kyle's happy-go-lucky, carefree attitude and are so excited to share her routines and good vibes!

Meet Carly, Australian young woman who’s Erasmus in Madrid led to living and working in NYC

“Music is always there for us, we just have to reach out and connect to it.” In this episode, yoga teacher Connie Viglietti tell us about how she remembers her beloved Grandma Ginger by singing one of her favorite songs, Schubert's “Ave Maria”, and contemplates the transporting power that music has to connect us to the people we love the most, even if they are no longer with us. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts to receive a new episode every day or delve deeper into our companion playlist. Connie Viglietti teaches yoga at Yoga Vida and is co-founder of Emaya, an organization that empowers women through yoga and meditation.  Did you like the track Connie chose? Listen to the music in full: “Ave Maria” by Franz Schubert

Mike Patton of Yoga Vida shares his journey from Princeton to Parsvakonasana. In May he is bringing an authentic yoga retreat center with farm to table dining to the Hudson Valley. ANANDA BALASANA!! (Happy Baby Pose :)) www.yogavidafarms.com AND - Maia Wilde can help you transition from where you are to where you are scared to be. (Or maybe it's just me who's fearful of transitions?) Getting braver every day. Thanks for listening. xo Kc

Hilaria Baldwin is a champion of positivity. She's an NYU alumni, former professional dancer, Extra TV correspondent, yoga teacher, author, co-founder of Yoga Vida and a mother of four children ages five and under with hubby Alec Baldwin. She also has a massive social following, where she shares her mom life and uses her platform to speak to thousands of other women, especially moms, about yoga, fitness, and motherhood. She also co-hosts her podcast, Mom Brain with her BFF Daphne Oz, where you can hear them talk mom shop every week.

Melinda Stacy is a force of nature who's been with MSW Lounge from the very beginning. We are SO excited to get her on the show with us this week for episode 020! You can practice yoga with her at Yoga Vida: http://www.yogavidaaustin.com/schedule/ Find us at https://www.mswlounge.com Follow the podcast on Twitter @HDYHPodcast and use #HDYHPod for questions/comments/cat videos. Show notes: Purchase Slenderella® Products online now! Link to shop: https://www.mswlounge.com/store CREDITS: Host - Jonathan Mendoza, MSW Lounge Podcast production - Allison Wojtowecz (Flabs to Fitness, Inc. - http://www.flabstofitness.com) Guest coordinator - Baldo Garza Intro/Outro song - Benjamin Banger

Dana Slamp is the Founder of Prema Yoga Therapeutics, an IAYT member school and the leading training facility for yoga therapists in NYC. She leads advanced teacher trainings at Pure Yoga in uptown New York, Yoga Vida in downtown New York, Three Sisters Yoga in Portland, OR, and the upcoming Ayurvedic Yoga Training at Pure Yoga July 13 - 31. Dana's presented at Columbia Medical University, the Telluride Yoga Festival, and several times at the Yoga Journal Conference. Dana's unique upbringing in a family of ministers and teachers led to a lifelong pursuit of spiritual truth, first in the arts through classical acting and writing, through her legal writing as paralegal, and through the teachings of yoga over the past two decades. Prema Yoga Therapeutics' training for yoga teachers and medical health care professionals can be found at prema-yoga.org. For a list of local classes as well as national courses and international retreats, please check our her personal teaching site at danaslamp.com.

A former rugby player from Upstate New York, Kate found a new outlet in yoga after her playing days ended. She has been a long-distance runner for nearly two decades and began using yoga as a way to stretch out after long runs and recover from injury. Kate believes that yoga is for everyBODY, that it offers something for everyone no matter their physical background or level of physical fitness. She currently teaches yoga and meditation at Yoga Vida in NYC.