"Am I Doing This Right?" A circular question

As much as there isn’t a universal “right” way of doing things, there is, certainly, sometimes, a wrong way. To know this requires knowledge of yourself as well as yoga and anatomy. An outsider can help with the latter, as I try to contribute with this blog and in my teaching, but only you can ever possess the requisite knowledge of self. Even if I obtained the powers of x-ray vision and mind-reading, I could never be part of the singular integrated sensing unit with endless data storage that is you, to be able to answer this question for you.

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It Starts with the Feet

Just like in building a house, providing a solid foundation helps to support and stabilize the whole structure (i.e. skeleton). But imagine a house built on top of a crooked foundation and without reinforcements. Doesn’t sound like a fantastic idea to me. So, shouldn’t we also build our yoga postures on a good foundation as well?

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Bite Sized Bits of Yoga

Why have I decided to start this blog? 

I often notice, during my practice or while teaching, yoga-related tidbits that I'd like to share with others. Although I can share a lot during class and/or in response to inquisitive students, it generally feels like the message is fleeting; as though it finds its way to those present and then fizzles away. Otherwise, the useful tip I'd like to share is for a style of yoga that I don't regularly teach, like yin or restorative, leaving me without a proper outlet. This blog is my solution, 

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