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Here, inspiration and practical tips for turning these uncertain times into an opening to make progress on your life’s work—or unfinished business.

The coronavirus crisis has hit yoga studios hard. Here’s how you can help them weather the storm.

With cancelled events and a real fear of losing income, here are 10 things you can do to keep teaching, contribute to collective health, and feel better about the future during the coronavirus pandemic.

Deep cleaning of props and cancellations are taking hold to help ease anxiety and keep students safe, while teachers worry about the consequences.

Jivamukti Yoga closes its doors in New York City on December 22. Here, dedicated students share their stories of the iconic studio that helped bring Western yoga into the 21st century.

Well-trained abdominal muscles are pliable, not chiseled or hard, and adapt quickly to change.

It is never too late to start over. Here, a story of professional transformation, guided by yoga. Plus, tips for teaching to older adults and a practice to keep us all healthy and agile as we age.

Jana Long’s top six tips for leading a class with adults over 60.

In her new book, Revolution of the Soul, social activist and yoga teacher Seane Corn details how ill and awkward she felt during her first yoga class and what kept her going back for more.

Nicole Cardoza is making the world a little bit nicer by bringing yoga to kids in schools and altering the face of wellness.

These yoga teachers are using their platforms to give back to the community in necessary and inspiring ways.

Don’t miss these strategies for supporting spinal health and keeping pain at bay.

These six yogis you should follow will help you stay in alignment with the stars during this chaotic time.

Transformation Yoga Project leads trauma-informed yoga and mindfulness classes in Philadelphia addiction treatment centers and prisons.

There are new standards for registered yoga schools and teachers. Here’s what’s changing.

Today, we’re highlighting people from around the world who are incorporating yoga into their lives.

It’s no surprise to most that our feet are the foundation of our yoga practice. But dissimilar to the foundation of a building, our feet must also be flexible and buoyant. Below are some tips to support your foot health.

Teachers, researchers, scholars, and activists weigh in on modern yoga and how we might practice with more integrity and respect.

Inspired by her conversation with Tiffany Cruikshank, YJ ambassador Lauren Cohen shares several thought exercises to help yoga instructors recommit to the path of teaching.