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Teaching Hatha Yoga - Gifts To Give Your Yoga Students
...they benefit most from an electronic gift?Many people look at the word “gift” as a tangible present, but you can give Yoga students good memories and valuable lessons, which last a life time. Below are a few priceless gifts for Yoga students.Instill enough positive energy within them to become their own best Yoga teac...more
Yoga And Weight Loss
... dark feelings and anxiety that perpetuate a cycle of poor diet and health.The most common cause of being overweight, for many people, is simply overeating. This often stems from an emotional need for food beyond what is necessary for the body to use. While there are many reasons people eat too much, emotional eaters often have a l...more
Reduce Stress
... useful tips for stress management are: When you think stress is building up internally stop what you are doing and go out for a walk. When stressed, drink some water or juice. Change your environment when depressed too much Take a few fast deep breaths. Get relaxed by eating favorite food Use laughter therapy to get rid on it Do something you are crazy about. Watch a comedy movie. Do som...more
Yoga and Neck Problems: What's the Risk?
...e you will feel a smooth and gentle stretch. If you don't feel a gentle stretch, I suspect those Yoga poses are not doing you much good.If any Yoga exercises hurt at all, stop doing them immediately. I have yet to see a student, patient, or client, benefit from doing any Yoga pose that caused pain. To continue further on this point: Any treatment, of any kind,...more
Teaching Hatha Yoga: Secrets of a Yoga Studio Lease
...med by professional tradesmen, a general contractor, or an architect. The local building inspector has a good grasp of all current codes.I can hear you saying, “This is not my building and it is not morally my responsibility.” You are correct, but the law does not care, unless the wording of your lease protects you. The wording of the lease usually protects the landlord only. The city...more

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