Istanbul!
There’s such political turmoil in the world, and I admit I was a bit concerned about a trip to Istanbul, but […]
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3 Questions for Three Dog Yoga
Recently I was invited to teach by Anna McLawhorn at her Three Dog Yoga studio in Santa Rosa, CA. Anna had signed
Hashtagging My Actual Yoga
I’ve been prepping my Portland workshops at yogaRIOT this weekend (there’s still room so come join me if you’re in the
We’re going to have a yogaRIOT in PDX!
I’m thrilled to report on my upcoming weekend of teaching for Annie Ory and her team at a new Baptiste studio
GOT to Rock on, Jai.
I’m departing from the usual fare to share something a bit more personal today. File it under #father_son_geekiness. This story will make
Back to the Future of Yoga
Yesterday, Kausthub Desikachar (my teacher’s son) published “The Future of Yoga – an Editorial.” Although I could provide counter-arguments to
Live long enough, you become part of yoga’s institutional history
The past few weeks have been chock-full of interviews with all kinds of interesting people. My general takeaway after being
Teachers and Students: Rule Making, Rule Breaking
Back in February, reporters for the Daily News and NY Post either accessed court records or received a press release
Who Owns Yoga?
Who owns Yoga? The Debate With bragging rights to what has become a multi-billion dollar industry at stake, the debate
How to build a foundation – while building a foundation.
These images were forwarded to me this morning by Ti Mahoney Blair, one of our fabulous homework coaches at yogaanatomy.net.
A simple question with a complex answer
A student in my online Yoga Anatomy Course asked a simple question in reference to a lesson about the muscular
My teacher is gone…the sequel
As promised, here’s some more context to the situation surrounding last week’s post about Desikachar’s dementia, and the aftermath. First