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  • Krishnamacharya

    Philosophy   ▸   Philosophy and Tradition

    practice of yoga and took advantage of free time to travel extensively through India and the Himalayas. K

  • Take your Chance!

    Philosophy    ▸   Philosophy and Tradition

    advantage of a long break between semesters to travel. Everything aligned perfectly and it seemed like

  • 18.11.16 AYI Interview Birgit Hortig

    Community   ▸   Network

    whether or not I would return to working in the travel industry, or if perhaps instead I would try something [...] mind, an open heart and curiosity through life to travel. Yoga supports us on this path and offers us the

  • Yoga and Karate

    Ashtanga Yoga    ▸   Inspiration for your practice

    primitive martial art forms traveled northeast. The Indian monk Bodhidharma traveled along the Silk Road across

  • From Old-School Dynamic Stretches to Modern Fascia Yoga

    Yoga Therapie

    front and back body. Effect: Long lines of fascia travel throughout the body. They transmit power in the

  • Fascia Yoga: Finding balance with the fascial front line

    Yoga Therapie

    work into the front lines of the arms. The fascia travels along the front line via the hip flexors into the

  • The Founding Fathers of Ashtanga Yoga (Part 2/3)

    Philosophy    ▸   Philosophy and Tradition

    mainly in Europe. Among the first Westerners to travel to India to meet Pattabhi, many were Englishmen

  • Yoga for Endometriosis

    HealiungMovement

    menstruation, where menstrual blood and tissue travel backward through the fallopian tubes into the abdominal

  • Aerial Yoga

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    sabbatical, she wants to dedicate her time, next to traveling, to all that. As well as to teaching yoga, of

  • Helical Fascia of the front body

    Yoga Therapie

    down the the pubic bone (Os pubis). From here it travels to the adductors, specifically the (M. Adductor