Contextualizing Ahimsa and Making it Relatable in Yoga Classes

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Prenatal Yoga: What’s Safe, What Changes and What Actually Helps with Aparna Ramesh

What actually changes during pregnancy, and how should yoga teachers adapt their teaching? Aru talks with Aparna Ramesh about prenatal yoga across all three trimesters, balancing effort and rest, modifications, props, pranayama, sound, visualization, and the tools that can suppor ...  Show more

What Yin Yoga Is Really Doing to Your Body with Vinay Jesta

What exactly is Yin Yoga, and how is it different from restorative yoga? Aru gets nerdy with Vinay Jesta about sensation, stillness, connective tissue, the meridian system, emotional awareness, and finding the right balance between Yin and Yang. They also discuss common teaching ...  Show more

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