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Yoga Goes Beyond Just Physical Ability
One thing that people may not fully understand about learning a type of yoga that includes everyone is that it goes beyond just physical ability. Yoga is often thought of as a physical practice, but it is also a practice that encompasses the mind, body, and spirit. A type of yoga that includes everyone is…
Read MoreThe Uniqueness of our 200hr Yoga Teacher Training
What sets the Warrior Flow School yoga teacher training program apart from others: The Warrior Flow School yoga teacher training program has a unique focus on community, trauma-informed teaching, accessibility, mindfulness, and an experienced and diverse faculty. If you are interested in learning more about our signature 200hr Yoga Teacher Training.
Read MoreCommon Misconceptions About Yoga Teacher Trainings
There are a few common misconceptions about yoga teacher trainings that people may not fully understand. Here are some of them: A yoga teacher training covers a wide range of topics, including anatomy, mindfulness, philosophy providing a comprehensive understanding of the practice of yoga and its roots.
Read MoreThe Advantage of a Multi-Disciplinary Faculty
Learning from our multi-disciplinary faculty can offer several advantages when you enroll in our 200hr yoga teacher training program. Here are some reasons why: Our faculty of teachers can offer a more comprehensive and diverse learning experience for yoga teacher trainees, providing a broader range of knowledge and experience that can enhance a teacher’s ability…
Read MoreA Yoga Teacher’s Search for Meaning
Yoga appeared at a time in my life when I was trying to define who I was. In early 2001, I decided to leave everything I knew behind in Argentina and move to the United States. Within weeks of arriving in Miami, I took my first yoga class, and within a few years I signed…
Read MoreThe Civics of Yoga
You probably think this article is going to be about the boom in Zoom yoga classes, or the “temporary” collapse/rebirth of the wellness industry, or maybe, as the title suggests, about Marcus Aurelius. Maybe. Maybe not. Instead, I want to talk to you about how we, as yoga practitioners, need to be prepared during the…
Read MoreWhy I Don’t Miss in-person Yoga That Much
When the pandemic first landed and the world went nuts about toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and wiping down fruits and veggies, I didn’t have any other option. I had to take care of my students during the most acute phase of withdrawing from cozy yoga in studios. I jumped in the “let’s move online” wagon…
Read MoreThe Greatest Yoga Renaissance: Covid19
When you are unaware that there is a problem, there is no way you can be part of the solution. In fact, you might be the problem. In the old good days of yoga in the west, ignorance was bliss. People didn’t have any reason to question a yoga guru’s moral fiber, because yoga gurus…
Read MoreWhy Yoga Matters More Now Than Ever
I probably read about what the word yoga means so many times that if I spend my next two lifetimes without being reminded of it, I will probably still remember it on the third one. What all the translations and definitions of yoga have in common is the “bringing together” and the “uniting force” aspect…
Read More5 Warning Signs of Depression
About five years ago, I was diagnosed with depression. A major depressive disorder, to be more specific. Not fun at all. In fact, it was quite depressing. And don’t get me started with the judgment and the shame, both self-imposed and freely inflicted by society. Nobody likes to be diagnosed with depression. But for me?…
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