Podcasts about yoga workshops

Got a yoga workshop coming up and want to brush up on your faciliation skills? No matter how well you know your topic, your workshop will flop if you don't understand how to keep your students engaged. In this episode, I'll share the most common mistakes that workshop leaders make and how to avoid these pitfalls to teach better workshops. Episode Highlights: Strategies to capture your students' attention and engage them in the learning process Common presentation mistakes and how to turn them into strengths How to plan your workshops so that you cover what you promised AND leave enough time for closure at the end. How to make your workshop memorable so your students feel excited for your next event. Want me to walk you step-by-step through planning, promoting, and presenting a yoga workshop? Check out Workshops that WOW

Need some ideas for your next yoga workshop? There are four basic types of yoga workshops that have a proven track record for consistently attracting students anywhere in the world. In this episode, Mado explains each type in detail including why you might choose one over plus examples of each type. Want more examples? Download  this list of 100 yoga workshop ideas broken down into the four categories when you sign up for Mado's email list. Episode highlights:  The different kinds of yoga workshops and which ones tend to get a lot of registrations.  How to decide which type of workshop is right for you. The best ways to promote the different types of workshops. Tips for collaborating with another person on a workshop.  Links & Resources 100 yoga workshop ideas freebie download 

In this episode of The Funny Thing About Yoga, Giana, and Bradshaw dive into the world of workshops! Bradshaw shares all the juicy details from his recent handstand workshop, and the duo breaks down how to structure workshops, their purpose, and why they're valuable for both teachers and students. Along the way, they sprinkle in plenty of laughs with stories about "stealing" content, giving credit where it's due, spilled coffee disasters, and some truly hilarious retreat texts.This might just be the tip of the iceberg regarding workshops—there's so much more to explore, but for now, enjoy this fun and informative chat!The next Funny Fam Meetup is on January 27 at 8 PM CST!

Send us a Text Message.Yoga instructor Todd McLaughlin engages in a profound conversation with Andrew McGonigle, an experienced yoga teacher and anatomy expert. McGonigle shares his journey from medical school to fashion, and eventually to teaching yoga, exploring how his diverse background informs his unique approach to anatomy education. Key topics include the role of the nervous system in muscle flexibility, the resilience of the human body, and the tangible benefits of yoga on the cardiovascular and immune systems. Discover insightful perspectives on integrating scientific and holistic approaches to yoga practice and teaching.Visit Andrew on his website: https://www.doctor-yogi.com/Key Takeaways:Anatomy and Yoga: Understanding anatomy enriches yoga practice by fostering a deeper connection with one's body and enhancing the teaching methodology.Misconceptions about Muscles: Muscle length doesn't change over time; flexibility improvements are more about the nervous system granting permission for greater movement.Physiological Benefits: Yoga positively impacts various systems, including lowering blood pressure, reducing chronic inflammation, and aiding in better cardiovascular health.Learning and Teaching Methods: Andrew uses a blend of interactive, multi-media resources in his online courses to make complex anatomical concepts accessible and engaging.Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

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Ephraim Salzmann - Musiker und Klangpoet   Ische Hengert präsentiert diese Woche in Zusammenarbeit mit Radio Supersaxo den tollen Hengert mit Ephraim Salzmann, Musiker & Klangpoet, Leiter für entwicklungsorientierte Musik, Gründer des Spillrüm Naters & Kulturpreisträger seiner Heimatgemeinde Naters.   Mann und Frau kennt ihn im Wallis und über die Talgrenzen hinaus, sicherlich auch Dank Stefanie Heinzmann, welche er seit 18 Jahren musikalisch begleitet. Wir stellen uns die Frage: "The Drums is the most important Instrument?" "Mit einer Trommel kann ich die Menschen zum Tanzen bringen, aber nicht zum Weinen" so Ephraim Salzmann.   Ephraim, einer der sich mit all seinen Instrumenten und Stilrichtungen verzettelt hat? Oder weil es sich eben wie beim Essen nur dann abwechslungsreich, schmackhaft und gesund gestaltet, wenn man nicht nur EINE SACHE macht. Vielleicht wäre es ja ganz anders gekommen, wenn man eben nur das Eine macht? Bei Ephraim hat man das Gefühl, nichts hätte anders kommen müssen, weil er mit dem was eben gerade ist so glücklich und zufrieden wirkt und lebt.   Nun wohl nicht mit allem. Wann hat die Religion zum letzten mal gebeichtet und warum reden wir von Umweltschutz. Oder gilt es doch die Menschen vor sich selbst zu schützen? Wir finden viele Ideen & Gedanken zu weiteren spannenden Themen im Podcast.   Ein Musiker und Klangpoet welcher sich in Naters, auf der Belalp und im Binntal besonders wohl fühlt. Am Wochenende vor bis zu 30.000 Zuschauern spielt und während der Woche wieder beim Trommelunterricht mit den Kinder im Kinderdorf Leuk zu finden ist oder im Spillrüm Naters unterrichtet. Das gibt Bodenhaftung und nein dem Ephraim ist da nichts in den Kopf gestiegen. Einer der zufrieden ist mit den Zutaten, welche gerade in seinem Garten wachsen, ein Vegetarier, welcher mit  den Gewohnheiten wenig am Hut hat. "Wieso muss es immer Weisswein sein zum Fondue?" Wenn er Lust auf ein Glas Rotwein hat, dann passt auch dies zum Walliser Käsegericht.   Ephraim, welcher erfolgreich in der Popmusik mit Bands wie Stephanie Heinzmann, Sam Gruber und zHansrüedi Endfrenz spielt oder auch als Solokünstler unterwegs ist. Früher mitgespielt bei Big Fish, dB die Band, Peter Finc, Marc Aymon oder ja wir erinnern uns noch an ds Personal, um nur einige zu nennen.   Experimentelle und ausdrucksstarke Musik auf dem Walliser Hackbrett präsentierte er unter anderem in Tanzprojekten wie "la Carretta" mit Gabriel Zurbriggen, oder "Poison" mit Schauspielerin Regula Imboden unter Arthur Kuggeleyn, begleitet mit dem Hackbrett aber auch Yoga Workshops und Literaturabende unter anderem mit Rolf Hermann, Daniel Mangisch, Annelore Sarbach, Stefanie Ammann oder schreibt Filmmusik, untermalt Vernissagen, Ausstellungen & Veranstaltung jeglicher Art, ja die Liste um das Kulturelle Schaffen ist lange rund um Ephraim. Empfehlenswert die neueste Musik mit André Polar feat. Ephraim Salzmann, ein Electro Projekt mit aktuell 2 Singles "Anima" & "Symbiotic Nova" oder auch das Projekt SWIRAN – ein Hackbrett Dialog mit Davoud Shirazi aus dem Iran, welches zwei Kulturen miteinander verbindet.   Bei all diesen Projekten wird Ephraim viel gegeben und in seinem Spillrüm Naters will und kann er etwas zurückgeben. Im Einzel- oder Gruppenunterricht gewinnt man viel Know How von ihm, sei es am Walliser Hackbrett oder auch in der Welt der Schlaginstrumenten, besonders im Ausdruck des persönlichen Musikerlebnis gestaltet & leitet er Kurse.   Last but not least – das Wichtigste? Von wem hat Ephraim soviel Kreativität geerbt? Mein Vater war bei seinem Vater im Hackbrett Unterricht. Louie Supersaxon mein Sohn ist nun im Kinderdorf Leuk bei Ephraim im Trommelunterricht. Sein Vater Amadé Salzmann, Musiker, Maler, Komponist, Buchautor und Erfinder diverser Musikinstrumente wie z.B. dem  "Fientschgerlädi", den "Teenundi Titschini" oder den "chliichjundu Schgajie" war ein Pionier des Walliser Hackbrettspiels & -baues und sicherlich bekannt durch seine zahlreiche Kompositionen besonders für die Volksmusikformation den "Oberwalliser Spillit". Er war aber auch am Schlagzeuger bei den Teddy Boys oder den Rocaths, unterrichtete auf der Orgel, dirigierte Musikgesellschaften und prägte trotz seinem frühen Todes die Oberwalliser Musiklandschaft bis heute.   Ephraim trägt das Erbe von seinem Vater nun sehr stolz und glücklich weiter, experimentierfreudig wie sein Vater geht er seinen eigenen Weg und wirkt in seiner Welt des Klang.

In this episode of Shine On You, hosts Renee Novello and Christina Lanae, The Blonde Priestess, explore the power of in-person spiritual events, the healing nature of love, and the importance of understanding oneself and others in relationships. They share personal stories of vulnerability, transformation, and the impact of genuine connections. Tune in for an insightful discussion on modern spirituality and personal growth.They discuss the transformative power of in-person spiritual events, the healing nature of love, and navigating personal growth. This episode dives into the significance of genuine connections and understanding oneself and others in relationships.Follow Our Guest! Follow Christina on the web at: www.theblondepriestess.com On Instagram at: www.instagram.com/theblondepriestessFollow Our Host! Follow Renee on the web at: www.reneenovello.com On Instagram at: www.instagram.com/vibewithintuition

Ephraim Salzmann – Musiker und Klangpoet   www.ephraimsalzmann.ch - Foto by Nicole Rötheli www.nicoleroetheli.com Ische Hengert präsentiert diese Woche in Zusammenarbeit mir Radio Supersaxo den tollen Hengert mit Ephraim Salzmann, Musiker & Klangpoet, Leiter für entwicklungsorientierte Musik, Gründer des Spillrüm Naters & Kulturpreisträger seiner Heimatgemeinde Naters.   Mann und Frau kennt ihn im Wallis und über die Talgrenzen hinaus, sicherlich auch Dank Stefanie Heinzmann, welche er seit 18 Jahren musikalisch begleitet. Wir stellen uns die Frage: "The Drums is the most important Instrument?" "Mit einer Trommel kann ich die Menschen zum Tanzen bringen, aber nicht zum Weinen" so Ephraim Salzmann.   Ephraim, einer der sich mit all seinen Instrumenten und Stilrichtungen verzettelt hat? Oder weil es sich eben wie beim Essen nur dann abwechslungsreich, schmackhaft und gesund gestaltet, wenn man nicht nur EINE SACHE macht. Vielleicht wäre es ja ganz anders gekommen, wenn man eben nur das Eine macht? Bei Ephraim hat man das Gefühl, nichts hätte anders kommen müssen, weil er mit dem was eben gerade ist so glücklich und zufrieden wirkt und lebt.   Nun wohl nicht mit allem. Wann hat die Religion zum letzten mal gebeichtet und warum reden wir von Umweltschutz. Oder gilt es doch die Menschen vor sich selbst zu schützen? Wir finden viele Ideen & Gedanken zu weiteren spannenden Themen im Podcast.   Ein Musiker und Klangpoet welcher sich in Naters, auf der Belalp und im Binntal besonders wohl fühlt. Am Wochenende vor bis zu 30.000 Zuschauern spielt und während der Woche wieder beim Trommelunterricht mit den Kinder im Kinderdorf Leuk zu finden ist oder im Spillrüm Naters unterrichtet. Das gibt Bodenhaftung und nein dem Ephraim ist da nichts in den Kopf gestiegen. Einer der zufrieden ist mit den Zutaten, welche gerade in seinem Garten wachsen, ein Vegetarier, welcher mit  den Gewohnheiten wenig am Hut hat. "Wieso muss es immer Weisswein sein zum Fondue?" Wenn er Lust auf ein Glas Rotwein hat, dann passt auch dies zum Walliser Käsegericht.   Ephraim, welcher erfolgreich in der Popmusik mit Bands wie Stephanie Heinzmann, Sam Gruber und zHansrüedi Endfrenz spielt oder auch als Solokünstler unterwegs ist. Früher mitgespielt bei Big Fish, dB die Band, Peter Finc, Marc Aymon oder ja wir erinnern uns noch an ds Personal, um nur einige zu nennen.   Experimentelle und ausdrucksstarke Musik auf dem Walliser Hackbrett präsentierte er unter anderem in Tanzprojekten wie "la Carretta" mit Gabriel Zurbriggen, oder "Poison" mit Schauspielerin Regula Imboden unter Arthur Kuggeleyn, begleitet mit dem Hackbrett aber auch Yoga Workshops und Literaturabende unter anderem mit Rolf Hermann, Daniel Mangisch, Annelore Sarbach, Stefanie Ammann oder schreibt Filmmusik, untermalt Vernissagen, Ausstellungen & Veranstaltung jeglicher Art, ja die Liste um das Kulturelle Schaffen ist lange rund um Ephraim. Empfehlenswert die neueste Musik mit André Polar feat. Ephraim Salzmann, ein Electro Projekt mit aktuell 2 Singles "Anima" & "Symbiotic Nova" oder auch das Projekt SWIRAN – ein Hackbrett Dialog mit Davoud Shirazi aus dem Iran, welches zwei Kulturen miteinander verbindet.   Bei all diesen Projekten wird Ephraim viel gegeben und in seinem Spillrüm Naters will und kann er etwas zurückgeben. Im Einzel- oder Gruppenunterricht gewinnt man viel Know How von ihm, sei es am Walliser Hackbrett oder auch in der Welt der Schlaginstrumenten, besonders im Ausdruck des persönlichen Musikerlebnis gestaltet & leitet er Kurse.   Last but not least – das Wichtigste? Von wem hat Ephraim soviel Kreativität geerbt? Mein Vater war bei seinem Vater im Hackbrett Unterricht. Louie Supersaxon mein Sohn ist nun im Kinderdorf Leuk bei Ephraim im Trommelunterricht. Sein Vater Amadé Salzmann, Musiker, Maler, Komponist, Buchautor und Erfinder diverser Musikinstrumente wie z.B. dem  "Fientschgerlädi", den "Teenundi Titschini" oder den "chliichjundu Schgajie" war ein Pionier des Walliser Hackbrettspiels & -baues und sicherlich bekannt durch seine zahlreiche Kompositionen besonders für die Volksmusikformation den "Oberwalliser Spillit". Er war aber auch am Schlagzeuger bei den Teddy Boys oder den Rocaths, unterrichtete auf der Orgel, dirigierte Musikgesellschaften und prägte trotz seinem frühen Todes die Oberwalliser Musiklandschaft bis heute.   Ephraim trägt das Erbe von seinem Vater nun sehr stolz und glücklich weiter, experimentierfreudig wie sein Vater geht er seinen eigenen Weg und wirkt in seiner Welt des Klang.  

Lotta Sebzda, a 57 year old Swedish Ashtanga yoga practitioner and hairdresser, shares her love for Ashtanga yoga and her journey with the practice. She discusses the benefits of a consistent practice, the importance of listening to your body, and the joy of teaching workshops. Lota also talks about the evolution of social media and its impact on the yoga community.Follow Lotta on Instagram at @lottasebzdayoga https://www.instagram.com/lottasebzdayoga/Key Takeaways:Ashtanga yoga is a consistent practice that can be done anywhere and provides different experiences each day.Age is just a number in yoga, and it's never too late to start or continue your practice.It's important to listen to your body and modify poses as needed to avoid injury.Social media has made yoga more accessible and allows for connection and inspiration within the yoga community.Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

You can give your students a lot by teaching yoga classes, but you can offer them even more value by teaching workshops - a deep-dive into yoga. And if you considered teaching workshops, but didn't feel ready to do so, today's episode is for you. I just hosted a workshop and I wanna share my experiences with you, so you know how to prepare well and host your next yoga workshop with ease. Find more inspiration for teaching yoga on my insta: https://www.instagram.com/patrikfrauzem/ Get invited to free trainings and secure my best advice by signing up for my mailing list: https://www.patrikfrauzem.com/ (find the yellow box) You've got this.

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There are four basic types of yoga workshops that have a proven track record for consistently attracting students anywhere in the world. In this episode, Mado explains each type in detail including why you might choose one over the other and the upsides and downsides each.   Episode Highlights:  The different kinds of yoga workshops and which ones tend to get a lot of registrations.  How to decide which type of workshop is right for you. The best ways to promote the different types of workshops. Tips for collaborating with another person on a workshop.   Episode Links & Resources: Join Workshops that WOW Freebie for listeners: Get a free download of 100 yoga workshop ideas when you sign up for Mado's email list.   Links & Resources: Follow YTR on Instagram @yoga.teacher.resource  Join the Yoga Teacher Resource email list Join the Yoga Teacher Resource Facebook Group Learn more about the Impact Club Leave a review on iTunes Ask a question for the podcast

In celebration of a magical time of year, I'm offering a yummy online "Magic Within You" 4-Day yoga workshop that you can do anytime from anywhere you have an internet connection. Exploring the concepts of the Elements can also provide fodder for your dance improvisation and choreography practice and other creative endeavors. It takes just minutes a day to tap into the magic of your own internal resources, so join me for an exploration of the elements within nature and ourselves so we can learn to access inner strength. Sign up for the Magic Within You 4-Day Virtual Yoga Workshop here Blythe Stephens, MFA & Bliss Catalyst she/her or they/them A Blythe Coach: ablythecoach.com @ablythecoach helping multi-passionate creatives dance through their difficulties DISCLAIMER: A Blythe Coach recommends that you consult your physician regarding the applicability of any recommendations and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program. When participating in any exercise or exercise program, there is the possibility of physical injury. If you engage in this exercise or exercise program, you agree that you do so at your own risk, are voluntarily participating in these activities, assume all risk of injury to yourself.

When it comes to sequencing, there are a few things that trip us up time and time again. Jason's back on the podcast today to talk about several of the mistakes he's made himself through the years and how he's shifted his approach to sequencing to overcome these challenges.Jason will be running his online course, Mastering the Art of Yoga Sequencing, again in November. If you'd like to get a preview of the course, he's offering a free webinar November 1st -- The Ultimate Guide to Sequencing for Yoga Workshops. you can sign up for the webinar here: learn.jasonyoga.com/webinarSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/yogaland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the beginning of every episode of the Yes! We Rise Podcast, you'll notice some incredible music, which is all thanks to Lori and Jeremy Lowell of Drishti Beats. Together, they join Christine to share about their journey and personal upleveling, which led to the creation of Drishti Beats, where their offerings include yoga workshops, yoga teacher trainings, and retreats incorporating their very own music. In fact, Lori and Jeremy met Christine when she took their yoga teacher training certification (which is one of her greatest sources of joy)!  This power couple of over 35 years have a heart for paying it forward, and they dive into the importance of taking baby steps toward the life you want and the role of our ego. Lean into this episode fueled with reflection, inspiration, and encouragement. Enjoy! LINKS/RESOURCES MENTIONED Learn more about Lori and Jeremy Lowell through their website and by following them on Instagram and Facebook. Discover incredible Yoga Workshops, Trainings, and Retreats along with their own music: Drishti Beats. The Yes! We Rise podcast is produced by Dialogue + Design Associates, Podcasting For Creatives, with music by Drishti Beats. Follow the We Rise podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Please rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast so we can continue spreading our message far and wide. Find our email list at the website: www.yeswerise.org. Thanks for listening. The Yes! We Rise podcast features solutions-seekers, change-makers, and those creating a resilient future. We share stories and strategies to inspire action to build collective resilience and community transformation. To create change, people need to feel like they belong and that they are part of a growing movement. They need to know their voice matters and that they have the inspiration, agency and ability to transform their lives and their communities. They are the key to a resilient future.     From the Navajo Nation to the mountains of Appalachia, incredible work is being done by community members and leaders. Change is often sparked by inspiration: seeing what others have done, especially in similar situations and places. People see that when someone looks like them or lives in a place like theirs, and has created real, true and lasting change, change that will allow their granddaughters and grandsons to thrive — they begin to imagine what might be possible for them.  No longer waiting for someone else to come and save them, they realize they are the ones they have been waiting for.  But what creates that spark? What creates that inspiration?  Learning through stories and examples, feeling a sense of agency and belonging, and getting fired up to kick ass creates that spark.  We Rise helps community leaders and members learn to forge a new path toward creating resilience and true transformation. One person at a time, one community at a time, one region at a time, the quilt of transformation can grow piece by piece until resilience becomes the norm instead of the exception. Together, we rise.

This is the second time Adam has hosted Richard Freeman and Mary Taylor on the Keen on Yoga Podcast.  In this episode they focus the discussion on the Bhagavad Gita.  Richard & Mary have been studying and practicing yoga since the early 1970s and were some of the very first students to discover the Ashtanga yoga method. Together they co-founded the Yoga Workshop in Boulder, Colorado, have produced several highly regarded yoga audio and video recordings, as well as authoring several books, both together and individually. Their latest title, When Love Comes to Light, is a guide to the Bhagavad Gita and interweaves insight into how these classic teachings are relevant for modern readers struggling with what it means to live responsibly in challenging times. In this talk with Adam they cover such topics from the book as   Sounds of the battleground We're all in this together There is more to things than the conflict we feel Identification with the body Action gives information Ashtanga yoga giving the embodied experience of karma Tending to the mind Identification with the mind The question of Renunciation Using our practice for the good of the world Your responsibility Right attitude and duty What is our dharma Action without attachment to fruits Devotion Practice as sacrifice Expectations Children and practice Motivation You can find Richard and Mary on Instagram @ freemantayloryoga or on their website www.richardfreemanyoga.com If you enjoy the Keen on Yoga Podcast and would like to support us you can share this post, give us a review on Apple or Spotify or make a donation .  We appreciate your help to us keep creating free content for all.

This week on the podcast we're talking about the energy of the moment, collective grief and projected fears. Grace shares about the ebs and flows of energy, stagnancy and frustration, and to learning to work with the brain not against it. Balancing the body and brains desires, learning to accept structure and still allowing for flow within that structure. Spiritual hygiene and remembering why clearing your energy is important. Getting back into my yoga and physical healing practice and why that is important to me in this moment. Learning Animal Reiki, and seeing how this energy can provide a sense of interconnectedness. Using spiritual energy for presence not escape. Spiritual “gurus” and narcissistic cult abuse. How people take advantage of those with their heart open and their desire for truth. Finding the right teacher for you and learning to trust your intuition. Grace shares some of her visions of healing in nature, and crystal grid work. The reminder that even things seemingly opposite are connected. The pressure of trying to be IT instead of trying to be yourself. Social media comparison and pressure on teens and young people for perfection and constant connection. What is popular doesn't have to be what you like. Commodifying fun to be consumed on social media. Trends, fashion, and Trying to fit in. We also discuss the dos and don'ts of building an alter space. Tips on offerings, sacred spaces and how to dispose of spellwork. Please consider supporting one of my favorite yoga teacher's Jade Alectra, to hear more about her story check out her Instagram page @jadealectra and sign up for her upcoming Yoga Workshops. I'll be in the Yin Yoga Class ! Donate to the Show: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=Q4QMJ5P2CVXP2 For 1:1 sessions and classes please visit Gracelannon.com Use special discount code “POD” for 15% off your first 1:1 session To Book A Mediumship Reading: https://angelface.as.me/?appointmentType=18465155 To Book a Reiki Healing Session: https://angelface.as.me/?appointmentType=15385063 To Book a Celestial Journey Session: https://angelface.as.me/?appointmentType=24348980 Check out our new Breathwork Offering: https://angelface.as.me/?appointmentType=32507914 SHOP THE SPRING SALE HERE: http://www.gracelannon.com/shop Sign up for Reiki 1 Training: http://www.gracelannon.com/appointments Follow us on Tiktok and IG @angelface.grace Follow the podcast IG @angelfacemagichour Subscribe to our Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMmrpT5oCPY8HIwJt4isoxQ Join the Mailing List to Stay Up To Date on Classes and Workshops! https://www.gracelannon.com Join our Meet Up Group to stay up date on our upcoming workshops Cosmic Seekers: https://meetu.ps/e/KT6rp/SsHpx/i --- 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/angelfacemagichour/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/angelfacemagichour/support

In today's we will explore if there is such a thing as too much training or what I like to call an addiction to learning and training?   We will also dive deeper into your decision making process for selecting a training.  What factors are most important and how do you know when it is the right time for you. Breaking down: - Why training is beneficial - The benefit of Hands on experience- Addiction to learning as a form of avoiding experience-  Important questions to ask yourself in the process-  Knowing and understanding your own decision making process- What questions should you be asking yourself?-  The importance of finding your own way in to a deeper level of questioningI would love to hear how you have made decisions for training the past.  Have you noticed any patterns that have worked for you in your decisions making process or any questions that have been supportive?Have there been decisions you have made without fully processing that ended up being worth it?Join our free community today!Leave a review and let us know your thoughts on this episode or follow along on Instagram.Receive your FREE E-Guide to Gaining Money Confidence in Your Money Relationship in one week or less.  

In dieser Episode dreht sich alles um Yoga als Energiespender und um die Kunst des Lächelns, was uns allen guttut. Im Podcast mit carpe diem-Host Holger Potye erklärt uns Radiomoderatorin und Yogalehrerin Sandra König, warum Yoga immer eine gute Idee ist, wenn man sich schlapp und erschöpft fühlt, die Energiereserven wieder auffüllen muss oder einfach runterkommen und entspannen will. Wir haben die sympathische Wienerin, die vor kurzem ihr neues Buch „Auf die Plätze, Lächeln, los! Wieder mehr Energie für alles, was du liebst“ veröffentlicht hat, während eines Yoga-Workshops im Hotel „Die Wasnerin“ im schönen Bad Aussee besucht, um diesen Podcast aufzunehmen. Im Gespräch unterstreicht Sandra, wie wichtig es ist, über sich lachen zu können – denn Lächeln ist nicht nur ansteckend, sondern auch entwaffnend. Außerdem erklärt sie uns, warum es hilfreich ist, immer wieder unsere Perspektive zu wechseln, um Dinge besser einschätzen zu können. Dabei hilft Yoga, indem es uns zeigt, wie wir unseren inneren Beobachter aktivieren können. Weiters zeigt Sandra vor, wie wir dank Yoga unseren Kopf freikriegen und mit der richtigen Atmung ganz schnell abschalten und die Batterien aufladen können. Und obendrauf gibt sie uns noch einige wirkungsvolle Yoga-Übungen zum Entspannen und Energietanken mit auf den Weg. Viel Vergnügen beim Podcast! Übrigens: Das carpe diem-Magazin findet ihr überall, wo es Zeitschriften gibt, und unter carpediem.life/abo. Ihr könnt wählen, mit welcher Ausgabe euer Abo beginnen soll – es kann natürlich mit der aktuellen Ausgabe starten. Digital ist das Heft unter kiosk.at/carpediem erhältlich.Wenn euch dieser Podcast gefallen hat, dann abonniert ihn, schreibt einen Kommentar und gebt ihm fünf Sterne auf Apple Podcast. Wir freuen uns über Post, Anregungen und Ideen unter der Mailadresse: podcast@carpediem.life

In deze aflevering heb ik het over je innerlijke wijsheid, je echte zelf. We zijn zo geconditioneerd om onze kracht af te staan aan anderen, en onze intuïtie niet te vertrouwen. Zo komen we heel ver af te staan van het leven dat we echt willen en de reden van onze aanwezigheid in de wereld. Vermeld in de aflevering: - A New Earth van Eckhart Tolle: ego vs true self - Microdosing & Ayahuasca - Mijn zoveelste spiritual awakening/existentiële crisis - Mijn kracht terugnemen en vertrouwen op mezelf en mijn kennis - Twijfelen aan mezelf en de yogastudio - Tekenen van het universum Links: - Nourish Membership - Foundations of Yoga Workshop

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Die aktuelle Forbes-Liste der reichsten Menschen in Spanien ist gerade erschienen. Die Balearen haben einen Milliardär. Wir haben Namen und Zahlen heute im Insel-Podcast. Nach einem Yoga-Workshop sind 30 Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer positiv auf Corona getestet worden. Weil es sich nicht um Einheimische handelt, müssen alle 30 jetzt in das Quarantäne-Hotel in Palma. Und: Auch für Urlauber gibt es im November Einkaufsgutscheine geschenkt. Die Balearen-Regierung unterstützt kleine Geschäfte und Boutiquen mit einer halben Million Euro. Den Link zu den Gutscheinen gibt es in der Beschreibung zu diesem Insel-Podcast auf unserer Homepage. www.5minutenmallorca.com

My guest today is Shy Sayar, who is a Yoga Therapist. Brought to you by The Mindful Method.Yoga Therapist Shy Sayar is the founder and director of studies at Tantravaya Yoga: a global Ayurvedic yoga academy specializing in anatomy-based alignment technique, realignment therapy, and non-dual philosophy. Shy was born and raised in Israel, did his doctoral studies at UC Berkeley, and now lives on Tenerife (Ten-Ah-Reef-A) in the Canary Islands of Spain. He directs yoga teacher trainings and therapist certification programs - including a 200 to 500-hour training ONLINE starting next month on the first of September 2021.Please enjoy this episode with Shy Sayar

There are four basic types of yoga workshops that have a proven track record for consistently attracting students anywhere in the world. In this episode, Mado explains each type in detail including why you might choose one over the other and the upsides and downsides each. Episode Highlights:  The different kinds of yoga workshops and which ones tend to get a lot of registrations.  How to decide which type of workshop is right for you. The best ways to promote the different types of workshops. Tips for collaborating with another person on a workshop.  This episode originally aired on January 2, 2020. Enjoy the replay! Links & Resources Freebie for listeners: Get a free download of 100 yoga workshop ideas when you sign up for Mado's email list.  Become a patron of the Yoga Teacher Resource Podcast to support weekly ad-free podcast episodes and get bonus resources each month. Follow YTR on Instagram @yoga.teacher.resource

Yogastunde zum Thema: Raja Yoga für die geistige Entwicklung. Mittelstufe: Für alle, die mit dem Yoga Vidya System des Hatha Yoga vertraut sind, die Yoga Vidya Grundreihe kennen. Sukadev Bretz leitet dich an zu: Anfangsentspannung mit Körper-Samyamas. 2 Runden Kapalabhati und 7 Runden Wechselatmung mit Körper-Samyamas. Surya Namaskar (Sonnengruß) mit Surya Mantras. Bauchmuskel-Übung (Navasana) in anstrengender Variation. Sarvangasana (Schulterstand) mit Konzentration auf die Kehle, Kantha Kupa. Matsyasana (Fisch) mit Herzensöffnung. Anstrengende Variation von Vorwärtsbeuge. Schiefe Ebene mit Ellbogen auf dem Boden – stärkend für Rücken und Kreuz. Kobra, Halbmond mit Öffnung nach oben. Drehsitz mit Körper-Samyamas. Tiefenentspannung mit Dankbarkeits-Affirmationen und Vorsätzen. Devi Kirtan und Meditation. Mitschnitt einer Yogastunde in einem Yoga Workshop bei Yoga Vidya Augsburg. - Dieser Beitrag ist ein Repost aus dem Jahr 2013.

Yogastunde zum Thema: Raja Yoga für die geistige Entwicklung. Mittelstufe: Für alle, die mit dem Yoga Vidya System des Hatha Yoga vertraut sind, die Yoga Vidya Grundreihe kennen. Sukadev Bretz leitet dich an zu: Anfangsentspannung mit Körper-Samyamas. 2 Runden Kapalabhati und 7 Runden Wechselatmung mit Körper-Samyamas. Surya Namaskar (Sonnengruß) mit Surya Mantras. Bauchmuskel-Übung (Navasana) in anstrengender Variation. Sarvangasana (Schulterstand) mit Konzentration auf die Kehle, Kantha Kupa. Matsyasana (Fisch) mit Herzensöffnung. Anstrengende Variation von Vorwärtsbeuge. Schiefe Ebene mit Ellbogen auf dem Boden – stärkend für Rücken und Kreuz. Kobra, Halbmond mit Öffnung nach oben. Drehsitz mit Körper-Samyamas. Tiefenentspannung mit Dankbarkeits-Affirmationen und Vorsätzen. Devi Kirtan und Meditation. Mitschnitt einer Yogastunde in einem Yoga Workshop bei Yoga Vidya Augsburg. - Dieser Beitrag ist ein Repost aus dem Jahr 2013.

Tiefenentspannung mit besonderer Bewusstheit der Atmung in den verschiedenen Körperteilen. Für eine tiefere Entspannungs-Erfahrung. Du legst dich zunächst auf den Rücken. Dann spannst du die Körperteile einzeln an und lässt sie locker – wie du es bei Yoga Vidya gewohnt bist. Dann atmest du Licht und Bewusstheit in jedes Körperteil – und lädst es so auf mit Prana, Lebensenergie. Dann spürst du das Atmen im ganzen Körper. Du lässt den Atem fließen wie er von selbst will – und spürst das Gefühl von Weite und Verbundenheit in der Stille. Dann kommst du aus der Tiefenentspannung mit Affirmationen. Mitschnitt aus einem Yoga Workshop im Rahmen einer Pranayama Weiterbildung für Yogalehrer mit Sukadev Bretz bei Yoga Vidya. Mehr Tiefenentspannung. - Dieser Beitrag ist ein Repost aus dem Jahr 2012.

Tiefenentspannung mit besonderer Bewusstheit der Atmung in den verschiedenen Körperteilen. Für eine tiefere Entspannungs-Erfahrung. Du legst dich zunächst auf den Rücken. Dann spannst du die Körperteile einzeln an und lässt sie locker – wie du es bei Yoga Vidya gewohnt bist. Dann atmest du Licht und Bewusstheit in jedes Körperteil – und lädst es so auf mit Prana, Lebensenergie. Dann spürst du das Atmen im ganzen Körper. Du lässt den Atem fließen wie er von selbst will – und spürst das Gefühl von Weite und Verbundenheit in der Stille. Dann kommst du aus der Tiefenentspannung mit Affirmationen. Mitschnitt aus einem Yoga Workshop im Rahmen einer Pranayama Weiterbildung für Yogalehrer mit Sukadev Bretz bei Yoga Vidya. Mehr Tiefenentspannung. - Dieser Beitrag ist ein Repost aus dem Jahr 2012.

RICHARD FREEMAN began studying yoga in 1968, focusing on hatha, contemplative Buddhism, and the Ashtanga and Iyengar methods. He teaches throughout the world, and his video series, Yoga with Richard Freeman, set the gold standard for modern Ashtanga Yoga. MARY TAYLOR has studied and practiced yoga since 1972 and teaches throughout the world. She co-founded the Yoga Workshop in Boulder, Colorado in 1988 with Richard.

While his words are often like poetry and his photos stun you with their raw aesthetics, it is that space beyond the form and beyond the mind that Ty invites us to discover and out which his reflections are generously springing from. He is the wizard of most intricate thought castles, the faqir juggling heavy philosophical constructs with lightness and innocence of a child, while his fascination for exploring the ways of embodiment of the creative principle that animates all life is like a magnet that draws you deeper into inquiry in your own practice. We are absolutely delighted to have Ty on our show.Show notesFirst spiritual experiences, communion with the nature and longing for the sense of connectionIntellectual intoxication, vinyasas of thought and postures of mindSomatic exploration of breath wavesTerror of letting go of the sense of the self and the brilliance of Ashtanga VinyasaClinging to a particular idea of what your practice should beAsana as embodying the form that supports the liberated movement of creative energyFatherhood and daily practiceMixing traditions, following your heart, exploring synchronicitiesYear-long online immersion course "Into the Depth"Visit Yoga Workshop Online to find out about online classes, workshops and immersions offered by Ty. Also, check his website https://tylandrum.com/ to discover more about his teaching schedule, as well as some beautiful writing.Head over to www.escaping-samsara.com to discover more episodes.Feel grateful and would like to support us? Thank you!Here is our PAYPAL or  PATREON account for contributions.

In this Keen on Yoga Podcast with Mary Taylor Freeman Adam discusses food and diet to support a yoga practice. Mary began studying yoga in 1971, soon after she came home from France with a grande diplôme from Julia Child’s cooking school, L’Ecole des Trois Gourmandes. She found yoga at first a means of finding equanimity during the stress of University, and it was that thread of balance that got her hooked. It was not until 1988 and finding her primary teacher, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, and the Ashtanga Vinyasa system that she experienced the profound and transformative impact that a dedicated and daily practice can have on all aspects of life. She continues to study and practice yoga and Buddhist teachings with great enthusiasm and inquisitiveness, with an eye on how the residue that is produced on the mat (and cushion) through these teachings informs and supports all aspects of everyday life. Mary travels and teaches with Richard and also within the caregiver and hospital setting as part of the core faculty of the Being with Dying program (Upaya Zen Center) and the Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Trainings. I In 1988 she co-founded with Richard the Yoga Workshop. Mary is also the author of three cookbooks and the co-author of What Are You Hungry For? Women Food and Spirituality (St. Martins Press) and The Art of Vinyasa (Shambhala Publications).

Welcome to my final guest interview of 2020!! Wrapping it up with with this candid interview with Mike Murdoch! He shares how he stays spiritually fit as a chef and yoga teacher, and how he traversed his journey with food and an eating disorder to creating his successful Move Nourish Heal programs. He shares openly about dysmorphia and his experience as a 240lb 13 year old to where he is today. I'm excited for you to listen to this personal conversation with Mike and be inspired by his stories and teachings! Thanks for being here! Amelia Andaleon, Spiritually Fit Yoga About Mike Murdoch: With a passion for all things nourishing and a drive to innovate, Mike's career in the food service industry has spanned two decades. Cordon Bleu trained with a Grande Diplome in Cuisine and Pastry, Mike has worked in all areas of the industry from fine dining to corporate. After years in the grocery sector as Chef and recipe developer to several of Canada's largest food retailers, his focus shifted to health and wellness. Having been extremely overweight as a child, (240lbs at 13 years old) shifting diet and lifestyle had a profound impact on his own health and wellbeing. After being introduced to yoga in 2014, the practice allowed him to cultivate inner calmness and self-acceptance. Now a certified ERYT-500 Tier One Certified Baptiste yoga instructor and Culinary Nutrition Expert; he aims to help others find their own path towards optimal health and environmental sustainability. His Move, Nourish, Heal programs focus on mindful movement and plant-based nourishment to heal body and soul. Reach Mike on instagram @move_nourish_heal To learn about his 21-day Plant-Based Power Up program starting Jan. 3, 2021, youtube channel, etc. go here https://linktr.ee/MoveNourishHeal Thank you to all my guests in Season 2, and to all of you listeners! I love Mike's message to shift your perspective from seeing things as "hard" to "challenging." We can are are overcoming challenges every single day, in 2020 and beyond! This is my last guest interview of 2020. Stay tuned for a bonus episode to wrap up the year! Join me Thursday morning December 31st 9:30-11:30am for a Yoga Workshop to Release 2020 and Welcome 2021. It's a free/donation livestream on the Insight Timer app or on the http://insighttimer.com website. I noticed a few more reviews popped up...THANK YOU! Your 5 star ratings and reviews are always appreciated! It keeps me going to bring you this free content and connecting with you is even sweeter! I'm mostly active on instagram @spirituallyfityoga where I'm currently running a #seethegood2020 challenge, to encourage a daily habit to look for the goodness in your life! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirituallyfityoga/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spirituallyfityoga/support

Richard Freeman has been a student of yoga since 1968, beginning with one simple sitting posture in the Zen tradition. He spent nine years in Asia studying yoga asana, Sufism, Sanskrit language, and Indian philosophical texts. In 1974 he began working with B.K.S. Iyengar, later stumbling upon the late Sri K. Pattabhi Jois of Mysore, India when he taught a week’s intensive at the Feathered Pipe ranch in Colorado. Richard is well known for being one of the most advanced practitioners of the system to date - having completed The 5th Series with Pattabhi Jois as well as the pranayamas and Sanskrit study. Richard is equally well known for his metaphorical, often humorous, teaching style.  He was the co-founder, with his Mary, of the Yoga Workshop in Boulder, Colorado, as well as having produced many well regarded practice recordings More recently, he turned his hand to writing has co-authored with Mary, The Mirror of Yoga, The Art of Vinyasa, and Most recently When Love Comes to Light - a fantastic discourse on the Bhagavad Gita. Mary Taylor began studying yoga in 1971, soon after returning from France with a grande diplôme from Julia Child’s cooking school, L’Ecole des Trois Gourmandes. She found yoga whilst at university, but in 1988 found her primary teacher, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois. She continues to study and practice yoga and Buddhist teachings as well as being passionate about food and diet. Mary travels and teaches with Richard and also within the caregiver and hospital setting as part of the core faculty of the Being with Dying program (Upaya Zen Center) and the Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Trainings.  She has authored three cookbooks and is the co-author of What Are You Hungry For?  Women Food and Spirituality as well as working with Richard on the yoga publications.  

"Zoom classes are not going to heal the world"   You have something that you can offer to your community - something that people need right now - and it's not an online zoom class.   You must start thinking, creating, experimenting and launching offerings that don't fall into the category of your online zoom class.   Because here's the thing. If you want to make money as a yoga teacher you must create "offerings" and "make offers".   And not just any offering, you must craft an offering that your community can't resist.   When your community can't resist it, it will sell out. In this week's episode, you're going to learn the 6 steps to create a sold-out online yoga workshop.   Topics covered: Refining the problem you are promising to solve  The step by step method How to format a workshop Offering bonuses to your students Pricing your workshop What to name your workshop FREE MASTERCLASS: MON 30 NOV 19:00 GMT   3 Winning Yoga Marketing Strategies to Thrive in 2021...without the hustle and overwhelm!   As 2020 comes to a close, there are two places you can be as you get to the finish line… OPTION 1:  You're in a state of "effect" You blame the pandemic for slowing things down, ruining your plans and reducing your income. You're almost ready to call it a day.  OPTION 2:  You're in a state of "cause" You see all of the new opportunities in front of you and you're excited about the new offerings you'll create for your community.  You take responsibility and create a winning plan for a thriving 2021 and you know you have the power to create the success you want. Let's help you to choose option two! It starts with you taking responsibility for your success.   Sign up to join the masterclass today!   https://digitalyogaacademy.lpages.co/yoga-business-masterclass-2021-strategies/ The Digital Yoga Academy Facebook group is a community of thousands of yoga teachers all over the world.    There are weekly live trainings with Kelly McHugh, our founder & CEO, business talks with inspiring yoga teachers, daily educational content and loads of support.   Join the private Digital Yoga Academy Yoga Teacher Marketing Facebook group here:   https://www.facebook.com/groups/digitalyogaacademy/   Follow us on Instagram Subscribe to our Youtube channel Like us on Facebook Sign up to our mailing list 

This is a second interview in our two-part special with yoga teachers Mary Taylor and Richard Freeman. In our first conversation we were primarily focusing on different aspects of the Yoga practice. Now in this episode we explore the relationship between Yoga and Buddhism. We look closely at the content of both teachings to understand how they intersect, whether they are talking about same or similar things just under different angles, what is the reason between different emphasis of those, as well as how both traditions can support each other if you bring enough curiosity and create a space for a dialogue. Show notesThe relationship between Patanjali's 8 limbs and Buddha's 8 folded Path Different ways of setting the stage for compassion to arise in the yogic and buddhist traditions Yogic Samadhi vs. Buddhist Samadhi Navigating the diversity of practices References to Truth in Buddhism and Yoga, differences between solidifying authority vs. investigating authority Don't know mind The taste of Nirodha Different emphasis on purification practices in yogic and buddhist traditions Role of asana in buddhist schools and how the traditions come to communication in recent times Thoughts on the common synergy of yogic asana practice with Vipassana style meditation between yoga practitioners Pranayama, the sweetness of Kumbhaka and the right attitude

3-Stunden Workshop für mehr Energie und Kraft. Nach einleitenden Worten leitet dich Sukadev zu den Grundpraktiken des Kundalini Yoga an. Kriyas, Sonnengebet, Asanas, Laya Yoga Tiefenentspannung, Pranayama (5 Runden Kapalabhati, 20 Minuten Anuloma Viloma, 3 Runden Bhastrika), Mudras, Meditation und Bija Mantras. Mitschnitt eines Workshops mit Sukadev bei Yoga Vidya Köln. Hier findest du: YouTube Live Kanal Seminare Individualgast Programme Ausbildungen und Weiterbildungen

Our hearts are filled with joy and gratitude, and we are honoured to bring you a very special series of conversations with a yogic couple, who have influenced the world of modern yoga probably more than anyone else. Richard Freeman and Mary Taylor dedicated their lives to practice and study of the spiritual traditions of the East and are sharing the knowledge revealed to them humbly and graciously with their students. Show notes Mary's reflections on her first spiritual experiencesGroundedness, embodiment and the connection to the environment Dropping of the breath as the beginning of YogaThe roots of Richard's subtle body teachingsHow far away is esoteric from ordinary?Release of the soft palate and the concept of Nada AnusandhanMeditational aspects of the asana practice, subtle body alignments and how different schools of thought encompass each otherVisualisation, idolatry and guidance Role of Pranayama in removing of Samskaras and how you can make them worseAesthetics, emotionality and beautyTadagi MudraNauli in KukkutasanaSeparating grains from chaff or thoughts on finding a teacherSecret to good relationship :)Ethical aspect of romantic relationship between teacher and studentOngoing process of Ashtanga community dealing with Patthabi Jois's sexual abuseRichard's take on the modern world of yoga

Harilal rezitiert hier das Shanti Mantra. Er ist Leiter von Arsha Yoga in Gurukulam/Kerala, Indien mit dem Ziel der Vermittlung von traditionellem indischem Wissen und Sozialwesen. Er kommt aus einer traditionsreichen Familie aus Kerala, Indien. Als jüngstes von sechs Kindern ist er in traditionell indischer Umgebung geboren und aufgewachsen mit Ayurveda, Vedanta und Yoga.Wenn du gerne ein Seminar bei Harilal besuchen möchtest, klicke hier.Um alle Seminare zum Thema Mantras und Musik zu sehen, klicke hier.Harilal wurde neugierig auf die westliche Kultur, da sie der Hintergrund der meisten seiner Schüler in Indien war und kam erstmalig im Frühling 2002 in den Westen, wo er in Süddeutschland einige Yoga-Workshops leitete und seither jeden Sommer Europa besucht. Die Begegnung mit der deutschen Kultur im täglichen Leben gab ihm ein Verständnis der westlichen im Vergleich zur indischen Kultur, was sich in seinem Unterricht mit westlichen Schülern widerspiegelt.

Harilal rezitiert hier das Shanti Mantra. Er ist Leiter von Arsha Yoga in Gurukulam/Kerala, Indien mit dem Ziel der Vermittlung von traditionellem indischem Wissen und Sozialwesen. Er kommt aus einer traditionsreichen Familie aus Kerala, Indien. Als jüngstes von sechs Kindern ist er in traditionell indischer Umgebung geboren und aufgewachsen mit Ayurveda, Vedanta und Yoga. Wenn du gerne ein Seminar bei Harilal besuchen möchtest, klicke hier. Um alle Seminare zum Thema Mantras und Musik zu sehen, klicke hier. Harilal wurde neugierig auf die westliche Kultur, da sie der Hintergrund der meisten seiner Schüler in Indien war und kam erstmalig im Frühling 2002 in den Westen, wo er in Süddeutschland einige Yoga-Workshops leitete und seither jeden Sommer Europa besucht. Die Begegnung mit der deutschen Kultur im täglichen Leben gab ihm ein Verständnis der westlichen im Vergleich zur indischen Kultur, was sich in seinem Unterricht mit westlichen Schülern widerspiegelt.

We’re on week four in quarantine and in today’s podcast Candace and Dan talk about how to stay physically, mentally and spiritually healthy while at home. Candace's recommends Bulletproof protein powder and Rootz Nutrition (use code YBC20 for 20% off at Rootz Nutrition).  If you're looking to get started with your home gym equipment, Candace and Dan recommend beginning with resistance bands and some mid-size dumbbells. For short and effective at-home workouts to help you become stronger, download the YBC® App forApple or Android devices. You'll also get hundreds of free yoga videos and blog content for your health and wellness. You can also become a member of our YouTube platform, Namaslay® Studios® Online - which features 60 minute yoga videos, plus full workout videos for beginners and guided meditation and breathing videos. New videos are released each month, and at $19.99/mo you’ll get 7 new videos, and at $9.99/mo you’ll get 3 videos - plus you’ll always have access to the previous videos. Want to take a live stream class online with us? Check out namaslaystudios.com for classes for all levels. You can also buy or rent any of these classes to practice when it suits your schedule. We've just launched the online Business of Yoga 2.0 course for yoga teachers and wellness professionals who want to learn how to navigate the online space to keep revenue coming in and clients happy.  You can sign up for our daily newsletter with online class schedules and tips for a more mindful and positive day here. You can find daily blog post updates at: www.YogaByCandace.com. Instagram: @yogabycandace Join our Facebook community: YogaByCandace on FB Follow the new Namaslay® Studios, a boutique yoga and fitness Studio in Ridgefield, Connecticut on Instagram: @namaslay_studios Follow @namaslay_strength on Instagram for strength building tips for yogis. Yoga Workshops: 2019 - 2020 Yoga Workshops Yoga Retreats and Teacher Trainings: 2019 - 2020 YBC® Retreats and Namaslay® Yoga Teacher Trainings Mantra Box®, our quarterly discovery box that supports small business: Small Business Love with the Mantra Box® Namaslay® Merch: Get your Namaslay® Swag - mugs, notebooks, candles, apparel and more! And the Namaslay Book: Get your copy on Amazon

Since COVID-19 started and we’ve all been social distancing, the tone of life has shifted, so we reworked the podcast season to be more reflective of what we’re all dealing with. Please let us know if you have any special requests for podcast episodes - we want to give you what you want to hear! In today’s episode, Dan and Candace are talking about home life and business/work life. The books Candace and Dan mention: Washington Black and Bad Blood For short and effective at-home workouts to help you become stronger, download the YBC® App for Apple or Android devices. You'll also get hundreds of free yoga videos and blog content for your health and wellness. You can also become a member of our YouTube platform, Namaslay® Studios® Online - which features 60 minute yoga videos, plus full workout videos for beginners and guided meditation and breathing videos. New videos are released each month, and at $19.99/mo you’ll get 7 new videos, and at $9.99/mo you’ll get 3 videos - plus you’ll always have access to the previous videos. Want to take a live stream class online with us? Check out namaslaystudios.com for classes for all levels. You can also buy or rent any of these classes to practice when it suits your schedule. We've just launched the online Business of Yoga 2.0 course for yoga teachers and wellness professionals who want to learn how to navigate the online space to keep revenue coming in and clients happy.  You can sign up for our daily newsletter with online class schedules and tips for a more mindful and positive day here. You can find daily blog post updates at: www.YogaByCandace.com. Instagram: @yogabycandace Join our Facebook community: YogaByCandace on FB Follow the new Namaslay® Studios, a boutique yoga and fitness Studio in Ridgefield, Connecticut on Instagram: @namaslay_studios Follow @namaslay_strength on Instagram for strength building tips for yogis. Yoga Workshops: 2019 - 2020 Yoga Workshops Yoga Retreats and Teacher Trainings: 2019 - 2020 YBC® Retreats and Namaslay® Yoga Teacher Trainings Mantra Box®, our quarterly discovery box that supports small business: Small Business Love with the Mantra Box® Namaslay® Merch: Get your Namaslay® Swag - mugs, notebooks, candles, apparel and more! And the Namaslay Book: Get your copy on Amazon

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 162: Fill Your Yoga Workshop with Mado Hesselink   Description: Have you ever struggled to put on a yoga workshop? Maybe you're hesitant to put on a yoga workshop because you're worried about how to fill it. Perhaps you're excited to offer a workshop and just want to get started. Mado Hesselink, repeat guest on the podcast, is just the person with the insights on this topic.   Mado Hesselink has been teaching yoga since 2005, and training yoga teachers since 2010. She is the creator of Yoga Teacher Resource, and host of the Yoga Teacher Resource Podcast. Her focus is the places where business and yoga principles overlap, so that yoga teachers make a bigger impact with their teaching, and her mission is to help yoga teachers stay true to their values as they create their own definition of success.    We may have toyed with the idea of teaching a yoga workshop, or attended a workshop ourselves that has inspired us to create our own, but it can be tricky to know when we're ready to teach a workshop. Mado shares more about the four categories of workshops and how to know if people are going to sign up for the workshop. Mado explains how to choose a workshop topic and title that will get people to sign up, her advice for yoga teachers scrambling to fill their workshops, and what we need to focus on to run a successful and effective workshop.   Workshops can be a fun and engaging way to connect with our students on a different level beyond just a yoga class - Mado has insights about how to make the most of it for everyone!   Key Takeaways: [7:19] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Mado Hesselink. [9:06] Why would yoga teachers even want to teach workshops? [11:42] Depending on how you market the workshop, the perceived value can be a lot higher than a class that's more general and not marketed to a specific audience. [13:31] Workshops helps deepen your connection with your most dedicated students. [14:55] How can yoga teachers tell if they are ready to lead a workshop? [17:25] What are some workshops that work really well? Mado highlights four that work really well - the Intro workshops, the 'Yoga +' workshops, the Deep Dives and the Experience / Celebration workshops. [21:50] Shannon and Mado discuss which category Shannon's workshop falls into. [22:36] How can we choose the topic for our workshops and determine what the title should be? [26:54] How can we fill our yoga workshop and ensure that it works? [30:12] What can you do if you take all the right steps and your workshop still doesn't fill? [34:00] What are some other tips Mado has for yoga teachers trying to market their yoga workshop. [39:19] Mado shares some tips for yoga teachers who are scrambling to fill their yoga workshops, and for people who want to call it quits after a 'failed' attempt. [42:45] What does Mado have to say to yoga teachers who think that they 'really, really need to' fill a workshop? [44:36] Mado shares more about her course for filling yoga workshops. [46:21] Mado has a list of 100 yoga class themes and 100 yoga workshop ideas available. [47:32] Mado leaves us with some final thoughts about workshops. [48:52] What were your biggest takeaways? Shannon shares what has really impacted her from this interview.   Links: Mado Hesselink, Yoga Teacher Resource Yoga Teacher Resource Podcast Mado Hesselink on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 091: 100 Conversations with Yoga Teachers with Mado Hesselink The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 140: Plan Your Yoga Workshop with Shannon Crow Shannon Crow on Instagram Amanda Kingsmith Amanda McKinney 100 Yoga Class Themes 100 Yoga Workshop Ideas Consultation with Shannon Offer Yoga Online Masterclass (Replay) COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Resources   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity   Quotes from this episode:   "We need to really switch our mindset in this time. Instead of thinking 'can I offer this online?' to switching to 'how can I offer this online?'." - Shannon   "If you hit on a topic that really resonates with the people that you're trying to teach, it can end up being a lot more per hour." - Mado   "Depending on how you market the workshop, the perceived value can be a lot higher than a class that's more general and not marketed to a specific audience?" - Mado   "Not every single person who would benefit from your workshop, not every single person who fits into your target audience is going to be able to attend." - Mado   "You have to go back to who is this for, and where do they spend their time?" - Mado  

Being in this quarantine time has us reminiscing on past trips, so for today’s podcast she sat down (virtually) with friends Dan and Lucy Neely to talk about their trek up Kilimanjaro. Tune in for their travel woes and wins and get inspired for your next trip! Here's the company Dan and Lucy used for the Inca Trail, and this is the one they recommended for Mt. Kilimanjaro. This is one of the book’s Dan recommends in this week’s podcast, and if you’re looking for an inspirational book on building and supporting the larger community, I loved this one. This episode is brought to you in partnership with BodyChek Wellness. Their organic, non-GMO hemp is grown, harvested, extracted and bottled in the United States and is third party tested to ensure the highest quality. I’ve been using their Full Spectrum CBD oil to improve sleep, reduce inflammation, and provide an increased sense of calm throughout the day. Use code YBC35 for 35% off your order at www.bodychekwellness.com As we practice social distancing due to Coronavirus, many businesses around the globe are struggling, including my small business. If you’d like to help support us, there are many ways. Mantra Box® is our curated discovery box that supports small businesses throughout the country and they are currently all on sale, and we ship worldwide.  For short and effective workouts to help you become stronger, download the YBC® App for Apple or Android devices. You'll also get hundreds of free yoga videos and blog content for your health and wellness. You can also become a member of our YouTube platform, Namaslay® Studios® Online - which features 60 minute yoga videos, plus full workout videos for beginners and guided meditation and breathing videos. New videos are released each month, and at $19.99/mo you’ll get 7 new videos, and at $9.99/mo you’ll get 3 videos - plus you’ll always have access to the previous videos. Want to take a live stream class online with us? Check out namaslaystudios.com for upcoming classes, workshops and continuing education for all levels.  And if you’d simply like to send a donation, you can do so at paypal.me/YBCpayment.  Thank you so much for the support - we appreciate you. You can find daily blog post updates at: www.YogaByCandace.com. Instagram: @yogabycandace Join our Facebook community: YogaByCandace on FB Follow the new Namaslay® Studios, a boutique yoga and fitness Studio in Ridgefield, Connecticut on Instagram: @namaslay_studios Follow @namaslay_strength on Instagram for strength building tips for yogis. Yoga Workshops: 2019 - 2020 Yoga Workshops Yoga Retreats and Teacher Trainings: 2019 - 2020 YBC® Retreats and Namaslay® Yoga Teacher Trainings Namaslay® Merch: Get your Namaslay® Swag - mugs, notebooks, candles, apparel and more! And the Namaslay Book: Get your copy on Amazon

In today’s podcast we are speaking with Candace's longtime friend Bethany Snow, former U.S. Army Linguist, who has volunteered multiple times in Lesvos, Greece to help thousands of refugees. We believe knowledge is power, and since there isn’t much from the region that mainstream media is reporting, we thought it would be helpful to share, and hopefully to inspire our community to be a little gentler, a little more kind, and perhaps offer help to those in their community who may need it. Tune in to see how you can help, and please check out the links below for more information on volunteering, donating and the evolving situation in Greece. Bethany Snow is an ESL teacher, currently pursuing a Master of Science in Education in her home state of Maine. She is a U.S. Army veteran, language and linguistics enthusiast, and reality TV junky. She has dedicated the better part of her life to social justice and humanitarian causes working with organizations such as the ACLU and CommonDreams.org, but the work she is most proud of is the 13 months spent volunteering with refugees and asylum-seekers on the island of Lesvos, Greece. She lives by the mantra that even if you cannot help everyone, you can always help someone.  -- If you want to support the efforts of groups working directly with refugee and asylum-seekers, these are incredible organizations. It’s important to remember how many moving parts there are to this crisis - From the rescue boats that pull them from the water, to the groups providing clothing and food, to the medical and trauma care, to the teachers who are committed to making sure the children are able to continue their education. It really does take a village. https://helprefugees.org/   https://www.donate4refugees.org/ http://www.refugeerescue.co.uk/ http://www.asterias-starfish.org/en/ https://bootvluchteling.nl/en/ Articles that give some background on the crisis/ongoing news: The Atlantic - Greece's Moria Refugee Camp The Guardian - Moria Refugee Camp Are You Syrious - (Are You Syrious is an invaluable resource for up to date news from the frontlines of the crisis.) To learn more about volunteering, here is a great resource  to see available opportunities and provide information about the organizations and where they operate. This episode is brought to you in partnership with BodyChek Wellness. Their organic, non-GMO hemp is grown, harvested, extracted and bottled in the United States and is third party tested to ensure the highest quality. I’ve been using their Full Spectrum CBD oil to improve sleep, reduce inflammation, and provide an increased sense of calm throughout the day. Use code YBC35 for 35% off your order at www.bodychekwellness.com As we practice social distancing due to Coronavirus, many businesses around the globe are struggling, including my small business. If you’d like to help support us, there are many ways. Mantra Box® is our curated discovery box that supports small businesses throughout the country and they are currently all on sale, and we ship worldwide.  For short and effective workouts to help you become stronger, download the YBC® App for Apple or Android devices. As an exclusive subscriber for just $3.99/month, you'll also get hundreds of free yoga videos and blog content for your health and wellness. You can also become a member of our YouTube platform, Namaslay® Studios® Online - which features 60 minute yoga videos, plus full workout videos for beginners and guided meditation and breathing videos. New videos are released each month, and at $19.99/mo you’ll get 7 new videos, and at $9.99/mo you’ll get 3 videos - plus you’ll always have access to the previous videos. Want to take a live stream class online with? Check out namaslaystudios.com for upcoming classes for all levels.  And if you’d simply like to send a donation, you can do so at paypal.me/YBCpayment.  Thank you so much for the support - we appreciate you. You can find daily blog post updates at: www.YogaByCandace.com. Instagram: @yogabycandace Join our Facebook community: YogaByCandace on FB Follow the new Namaslay® Studios, a boutique yoga and fitness Studio in Ridgefield, Connecticut on Instagram: @namaslay_studios Follow @namaslay_strength on Instagram for strength building tips for yogis. Yoga Workshops: 2019 - 2020 Yoga Workshops Yoga Retreats and Teacher Trainings: 2019 - 2020 YBC® Retreats and Namaslay® Yoga Teacher Trainings Mantra Box®, our quarterly discovery box that supports small business: Small Business Love with the Mantra Box® Namaslay® Merch: Get your Namaslay® Swag - mugs, notebooks, candles, apparel and more! And the Namaslay Book: Get your copy on Amazon

Traxsuit fm is a monthly DJ mix series. This month is the set recorded by Traxsuit at Pitch Music and Arts Festival from our Yoga workshop delivered in collaboration with Blooming Happy Yoga. Atmospheric house is a genre that sits somewhere between house and ambient electronica. It is designed to be listened to while working, studying or doing yoga. Mixed by Traxsuit Traxlist: Roman Flügel 9 Years (Original Mix) RUFUS - Innerbloom (Traxsuit’s Atmospheric House Edit) Bicep - Glue (Traxsuit’s Atmospheric House Remix) Ry & Frank Wiedemann - Howling (Traxsuit’s Atmospheric House Edit) Four Tet - Lush (Traxsuit’s Atmospheric House Rework) Pachanga Boys - Time (Traxsuit’s Atmospheric House Edit) Four Tet - Opal - Bicep Remix (Traxsuit Atmospheric House Edit) Fatima Yamaha - Whats A Girl To Do Moderat - Bad Kingdom (Robags 4/4 Edit Mit Xomlopp RMX) Jon Hopkins - Immunity Find us at: facebook.com/traxsuitfm soundcloud.com/traxsuitfm mixcloud.com/traxsuitfm https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/traxsuit-fm/id1460522016 Guest DJ's are welcome. Please send us a message via facebook if interested.

On today’s podcast, Candace speaks with Louis Bruderer about all things personal training and movement. They specifically discuss hip impingements and shoulder issues. Tune in to learn more about how to feel better in your body! This episode is brought to you in partnership with BodyChek Wellness. Their organic, non-GMO hemp is grown, harvested, extracted and bottled in the United States and is third party tested to ensure the highest quality. I’ve been using their Full Spectrum CBD oil to improve sleep, reduce inflammation, and provide an increased sense of calm throughout the day. Use code YBC35 for 35% off your order at www.bodychekwellness.com You can find daily blog post updates at: www.YogaByCandace.com. Instagram: @yogabycandace Join our Facebook community: YogaByCandace on FB Follow the new Namaslay® Studios, a boutique yoga and fitness Studio in Ridgefield, Connecticut on Instagram: @namaslay_studios Follow @namaslay_strength on Instagram for strength building tips for yogis. Download the YBC® App for Apple or Android devices for hundreds of free yoga videos and blog content for your health and wellness. Yoga Workshops: 2019 - 2020 Yoga Workshops Yoga Retreats and Teacher Trainings: 2019 - 2020 YBC® Retreats and Namaslay® Yoga Teacher Trainings Mantra Box®, our quarterly discovery box that supports small business: Small Business Love with the Mantra Box® Namaslay® Merch: Get your Namaslay® Swag - mugs, notebooks, candles, apparel and more! And the Namaslay Book: Get your copy on Amazon

. Yoga is an ancient art form that is drawn into the future by the power of its teachings and by individual master teachers like  MARY TAYLOR and RICHARD FREEMAN. Richard and Mary, co-founders of the Yoga Workshop in Bou;der, CO, share their combined intimate knowledge of the Ashtanga Yoga system in their book, The Art of […]

Yoga is an ancient art form that is drawn into the future by the power of its teachings and by individual master teachers like  MARY TAYLOR and RICHARD FREEMAN. Richard and Mary, co-founders of the Yoga Workshop in Bou;der, CO, share their combined intimate knowledge of the Ashtanga Yoga system in their book, The Art of Vinyasa.

If you have ever been on the fence about a yoga practice or wondered how to become more mindful you'll want to tune in to this edition of Soulful Living. Teri Williams and Heather Cutlip discuss ideas and practices to and help empower your life through yoga, meditation practice and much more.