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Archives for August 2017

This is What Happened When I Combined Yoga with the KonMari Method

August 24, 2017 by Lucinda Staniland Leave a Comment

by Lucinda Staniland It was a small book that made a big promise. I’ve grown to be suspicious of such books, particularly when they make prominent use of phrases like ‘life-changing’, but there was something about this one that I couldn’t shake off. It was simple, it was sincere—very sincere, in fact—and it was practical too. Maybe, just maybe, I thought, this little book might be offering something true. Maybe, just maybe, tidying up might just turn out to be as life-changing as it … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Living Your Yoga Tagged With: KonMari Method, mindfulness, niyamas, saucha, The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, yoga

Yoga May Not Cure Disease, But It Can Help Us To Live Joyfully With Our Illnesses

August 17, 2017 by Guest Author 1 Comment

by John Guthrie, International Yoga Teachers Association of New Zealand The whole notion of disease is an interesting subject. Those of us who take on yoga as a part of our lifestyle can easily find ourselves striving to be absolutely whole and well; after all, why shouldn't we? To have a strong healthy body fit that enables us to integrate the various limbs of yoga is a noble endeavour indeed. But is perfect physical health always a guaranteed result of a yoga practice? And have we failed as … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Deepening • The Yoga of Life, How Yoga Helped Me, What's Real Yoga & a Real Yogi? Tagged With: ashtma, Disease, iyta, John Guthrie, pain, suffering, yoga

Amy Ippoliti on Why 60-Minute Yoga Classes Might Be Watering Down Yoga

August 7, 2017 by Lucinda Staniland 1 Comment

Amy Ippoliti teaches Advanced Yoga Teacher Training

by Lucinda Staniland Meet Amy Ippoliti—yoga teacher, author, earth activist and founder of 90 Monkeys, an online professional development school for yoga teachers. One of the first things I noticed when I watched this video interview with Amy was her irrepressible enthusiasm for the practice of yoga. Yes, there's no doubt in my mind that this woman loves yoga, and loves sharing it with the world. And yet, while Amy is incredibly open hearted and enthusiastic, she also cultivates a sharp … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teacher Interviews, Video Interviews Tagged With: Advanced Yoga Teacher Training, Amy Ippoliti, auckland, Hands on assists, new zealand, wellington, Yoga for Humans

9 Questions To Ask Before You Host a Travelling Yoga Teacher

August 4, 2017 by Kara-Leah Grant 1 Comment

by Kara-Leah Grant Hosting a travelling yoga teacher can be a successful and profitable venture for a yoga studio - if done right! It can use up "dead time" in the studio. It opens up an additional income stream. It can bring in students that don't usually come to the studio, some of whom may come back. It can increase the exposure and awareness of the host studio in the marketplace. It can educate and inspire the studio's student base. And it can be the beginning of an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Teacher Training, Teaching Insights, The Business of Yoga Tagged With: Amy Ippoliti, Briohny Smith, donna farhi, Hosting Yoga Teacher, Lucas Miles, Travelling Yoga Teacher, workshop, yoga teacher training

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