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...ned teacher must know how to advise someone with back problems or arthritis.Besides knowing the positions and techniques of yoga, it is a good idea to understand the philosophy. Study some of the important texts, such as the Bhagavad Gita, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, and Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, to gain a deeper understanding of yo...more How to Teach Yoga in the Corporate Marketplace, Part 1 ...is is a great chance to redefine the purpose of Yoga. This is an opportunity for Yoga instructors to explain how learning Yoga will fulfill the needs of responsible companies. By taking preventative action for their own employee’s sake, these companies will save money in worker’s compensation claims and improve their overall production.It is unfortunate that gre...more Nude Yoga - Would You Try It? ...would be performing the usual poses completely naked. Although this may make many of us almost have a heart attack at the very thought, naked yoga is naked for a number of reasons. Firstly, not only does it strip away competition and superficiality allowing you to focus more on your yoga than on what people around you are wearing, it also aids in deve...more The Most Common Types of Yoga ... are often a good form of yoga for those with back problems or neck injuries because it can be easily adapted by anyone.5. Raja YogaThese types of yoga aims for liberation through meditation. These types of yoga are only for those people who are capable of intense concentration.6. Bhakti yogaOr commonly...more Yoga: Three Reasons You Should Not Do Yoga Posture - Side Plank ... (Vasisthasana)This posture is dedicated to the sage Vasistha. In a Sanskrit language ‘Vasistha’ means ‘Most Excellent Sage’ and is the name of a sage in the yoga tradition.The Side Plank is also called the One Arm Balance posture as it involves balancing on one arm and the side of one foot. To keep the posture balanced the torso and legs must be aligned at...more |
