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Yoga Alliance and Prana are offering two scholarships for yoga teachers who work with underserved populations and who want advanced training.
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Browse our extensive yoga sequence library to find a home practice that fits your schedule and interests.
Yoga Alliance and Prana are offering two scholarships for yoga teachers who work with underserved populations and who want advanced training.
Kathryn Budig walks us through the first steps to creating the exhilarating "wheel" action in Ashtanga Yoga known as Chakrasana.
Learn how to maintain momentum and control in dynamic transitions with a move borrowed from Pilates: The Rolling Ball. Sage Rountree explains.
Tap into flexibility and strength to take your splits off the ground and let them soar.
"Intention serves to inspire and focus you mentally and spiritually. Goals, on the other hand, help you apply the right physical effort to the task at hand," writes Sage Rountree. Do you have an intention and goals for your practice?
Yoga Buzz looks at some of the coolest new props to hit the yoga market.
The physical and mental conditioning of regular yoga practice is a boon to adventure seekers who like to fly through the air.
Use these yoga poses to cool down, stretch, and strengthen your muscles after your run. Nothing ever felt so good.
As a yoga teacher and a longtime student, Erica Rodefer Winters has learned that her body is the best expert about what is right for her.
Sometimes a little shift can make a big difference in how things feel. Sage Rountree explores what happens when you shake up a traditional asana.
This Master Class works toward the final step of Extended Hand-to-Big-Toe Pose. Let the ebb and flow of your breath help you find your way into this challenging forward bend.
So you think you can't do yoga? Flexibility develops over time. Practicing Janu Sirsasana is a start.
Try this challenging but fun hybrid pose using the actions of a deep backbend even if your spine isn't that flexible.
Intimidated at first by her lack of experience in yoga class, a young woman learns to relish the learning process.
Erica Rodefer Winters confronts her ego and finds that focusing on the basics of yoga to be the best teacher of all.
Discomfort can be an opportunity for mindful observation, writes Sage Rountree. Here she offers a few tools to help you tune in.
Stretch and boost confidence with this snowga practice before strapping on your board or skis.
Try these 4 poses post-run to stretch and unwind.
Can't sleep? Yoga practice and philosophy can help you let go and find rest.
Add Upward Extended Foot Pose (Urdhva Prasarita Padasana) to your practice for flat abs.
Core strength supports the body in myriad ways. But, as Sage Rountree explains, it's not all about the abs. Here she explains why it's important to focus on both the front and back of the body when it comes to core work, and how to determine which you need most.
Learn how to come into the challenge pose, Marichyasana II.
You can always find joy inside of you, if you just take the time to tap into it, writes Erica Rodefer Winters. This week, she shares 5 poses that help her find happiness when she's feeling blue.
Why has Stand Up Paddleboard Yoga become so popular recently? Erica Rodefer Winters takes her yoga practice to the water to find out.
Feel empowered with this fun low-to-the-ground variation on Grasshopper Pose.
Learn how to successfully transition from a Tripod Headstand to Crane (Crow) Pose.
In her latest Active Yogi post, Sage Rountree presents a test to determine the sometimes surprising places where tightness exists in your body, putting you at risk for injury.
Keep young and aging bones healthy with these yoga poses.
Boost energy by strengthening and lengthening the side body in Utthita Parsvakonasana.
Balance your flow of energy with five variations of Dandasana.
Inspired by teaching trip to California, Kathryn Budig is reminded how to have play and have fun in yoga.
Most yoga students experience a difference between their left and right sides, especially during standing balance postures. Sage Rountree offers some suggestions for balancing things out and keeping injuries at bay.