Free Your Feet
Our feet are deserving of so much love and care; those 33 joints, 26 bones and over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments are designed to move, and move well.
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Sustainable Yoga Series: Warrior One
Over the years as my education and explorations with biomechanics deepens, there have been some poses that I no longer practice or teach, and others that I happily practice almost ...
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What is a sustainable yoga practice?
It is so exciting to see more and more people embracing an evolved approach to yoga asana. You don't have to completely change the way you practice, but sometimes it ...
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Sustainable Yoga Series: Downward Dog
In my own teaching, I have seen so many people excited to learn a different approach to their yoga. One that maintains the heart-filled, mindful awareness and combined with an ...
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Sustainable Yoga Series: Upward Dog
On the surface, Upward Facing Dog looks like a backbend. When asked, many people would reply, they practice upward dog to help open tight shoulders, hips and quads. That may ...
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Sustainable Yoga Series: Chair Pose
Quite often even the most beloved of yoga postures can create wear and tear on your ligaments and joints resulting in repetitive strain injuries at the very minimum. What is ...
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Ode to our yoga elders
Here is a revolutionary thought- where have all the 'older' teachers gone? I don't see them in ads in yoga journal, I don't see them headlining yoga festivals or packing ...
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Love love love and to be of service
Years ago, I did a brief stint in film school. One of the projects was a short documentary. My subject was a personal one, I was on a search for ...
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Building a Sustainable Body
Sustainability and permaculture are two words that (rightly so) we are hearing a lot more of in the mainstream. We usually hear these words in regards to the ways in ...
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Your Supple Psoas
Your psoas (pronounced so-az) is a fascinating muscle. In fact there are two of them! One emerging from each side of your lumbar spine and running down the front of ...
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