Do you practice/teach yoga with or without music? We find that music pulls in the senses and can make for a beautiful class/practice at home but how do you know what works best for you if you've just started your yoga teacher journey? Read more to see our tips!

With the world having pivoted to online and virtual everything, one of the biggest shifts we've seen is everyone taking home their yoga practice. While studios give us that zen space to expand our breath and bodies, we figured we'd share a few tips on how to create a studio, zen space in your own home! 

We wanted to take the time to debunk some yoga myths we often hear, because we truly believe that yoga is all about being accessible and that it is truly for everybody and every body. 

While YTTs have always traditionally been taught in person, the pandemic has forced us to pivot everything and this includes how we teach our YTTs. Luckily for us, teaching virtual YTT has been a beautiful experience that has truly helped our grads with their cueing! Keep reading to learn more!

  Phew, the art of balance can be tough to master. But we know and teach our students that your balance can and will be different everyday. This also goes for balancing life and its many callings. So whether you're struggling to stay balanced into half moon or struggling to stay balanced in juggling the demands of working full time, juggling a family, and​ being a yoga teacher, this one is for you.        

If you're finding that things are always "go, go, go" and you're never able to catch a breath, this post is for you! Now that the carefree summer days are over and we step into the fall season and back into the hustle and bustle of things, we're seeing that finding any "me time" might start to feel challenging. So we've put together our top 5 tips to find "me time" into your day!

Ah fall. The summer is beginning to cool off, the kids are back in school and everyone starts to settle into new routines for the last few months of the year. It always feels like a fresh start whenever the leaves begin to change and the air gets cooler. We've come to realize that fall is kind of like "Nature's New Year" as it begins to shift in another way, making room for what's to come in the winter. Since we're starting new habits this year, wanted to share some of our fave ways to ring in Nature's New year!