The MAD Lifestyle
What is a Yoga Block?
posted by:Katie Cornish, 200hr Yoga Alliance Professionals UK qualified yoga teacher
The first part of our in-depth look at the props you find commonly, or sometimes uncommonly, in a yoga studio and class. Props are used to help aid or deepen your yoga practice. They are a great tool to help you discover more about yourself and your practice.
Tags:yoga block, yoga brick, yoga props
Styles and Types of Yoga
posted by:Katie Cornish, 200hr Yoga Alliance Professionals UK qualified yoga teacher
Yoga – what is it? A difficult question to answer in a brief description it is simply a practice of; breath control, simple meditation and body postures (asana/poses), which is practiced for health and relaxation. It is important to note that Yoga is not a religion, but it is a spiritual practice, but it does not mean you must be ‘spiritual’ to practice yoga to reap the benefits!
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Turning up to your first yoga class
posted by:Katie Cornish, 200hr Yoga Alliance Professionals UK qualified yoga teacher
Going to your first yoga class needn’t be daunting, we’ve got some tips to help guide you through what to expect!
Tags:yoga, yoga mat, yoga class
Road to Feet-ness! 3 Factors causing Foot Injury
posted by:Guest writer; Mehret Hope, Pilates Instructor, Director and Founder of hopepilates.com
Everyone is raving about the World Cup, and cheering on England into the quarterfinals, FINALLY! Surely, we all admire how the legs and feet of the players are able to endure such intensity not to mention mental preparation, endurance, and strength to fight off aggression from the opposition. With a sport as energetic as football, players are prone to injuries especially foot injuries. However, foot injuries do not happen only to football players or other athletes; it can also happen to you simply because of a freak accident or due to an imbalance in your foot muscles.
Tags:Pilates, Foot Health, Fitness, Football
