Yandara Blog
Pool Yoga 2.0: Is the World Ready for Pool Noodle Yoga?
Pool yoga has given way to Aaron Reed’s amazing new approach -- pool noodle yoga. It’s providing a lot of new opportunities for people who could never do yoga before.
Why Yoga Trade is More Than Just a Yoga Instructor Job Site
The website Yoga Trade is about more than just finding yoga instructor jobs. It’s goal is to be an opportunity and learning hub for the yoga community.
Six Ways You Can Get Work Teaching at a Yoga Retreat
Teaching at a yoga retreat sounds like a blast, but it’s actually hard work. Find out what it takes to live the yoga retreat lifestyle from yoga teacher Mary Tilson.
Can a Psychic Help You Become a Better Yoga Teacher?
An interview with Intuitive Medium Jill Willard, who will share with you how accessing your intuitive powers can help you becoming an amazing yoga teacher and a better person.
Yoga for Better Posture: A Pain-Free Approach
YogAlign is a method of doing yoga that breaks from many of the traditional approaches of instruction. It’s yoga for better posture, and a much more pain-free existence.
Research Reveals What it Takes to Be an Effective Yoga Teacher
Andrew Tanner of Yoga Alliance shares with us insights from the 2016 Yoga in America Study, including tips on what it takes to be a great yoga teacher.
Music and Yoga: Keeping Up With The Times or Modern-Day Distraction?
Is it wise to mix music and yoga while you’re instructing? Erica Merrill and a number of other yoga instructors “chime” in.
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Yoga Injuries: Is Our “Transcendental” Approach to Blame?
Matthew Remski sheds light on why the culture and marketing of yoga may be contributing to yoga injuries.
10 Quotes on Letting Go
Do you ever find that you’re absorbed in your thoughts – thinking about things that happened days ago and perhaps even wishing you could change them? We often don’t realize how much energy we spend pouring over certain things in our minds again and again. These repetitive thought patterns cause us unnecessary worry and take us out of the present moment. And what’s the point, really? If you can’t change it, the best thing to do - for your own sanity and peace of mind - is to let go and move on.