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Yoga By Letters: B

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In B Out B
Yoga With the B
Bright. Bold. Brave.
B In B

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In B Out B
Yoga With the B
Blame. Bratty. Blocked.
B Out B
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In B Out B

Yoga with the B

Beauty, Beyond, Bliss,

In B In

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In B Out B

Yoga with the B

Bickering, Bragging, Busy

Out B Out

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May All Children Breathe Beyond Bliss,

Do less, BE more…

Sat Nam

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    Yoga by Letters: C

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    In C Out C
    Yoga With the C
    Connection, Clarity, Compassion
    C In C

    In C Out C
    Yoga With the C
    Congestion, Confusion, Clenching
    C Out C

    In C Out C
    #KidsYogaCon DC
    Collective, Captivating, Collaboration
    C In C

    In C Out C
    #KidsYogaCon DC
    Competition, Contraction, Comparison
    C Out C

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    CODE for 30% off all products for the next 3 days in honor of the National Kids Yoga Conference, Colleagues, Comradery, and connecting with community. Oh, and of course the confident third letter of the alphabet.

     

     

  • Rock Paper Scissors

    In the business of life, we tend to get contracted, even with our yoga practice. We  want to be aligned, with good form and practice these principles in sequential order. At times, all of those details can bog us down.  Bring playfulness into your yoga practice and think of it like a game. See what part of you is winning in certain poses.  Steadiness, Spacious Breath, Hugging the Midline? The directions for Warrior 1 Up are here, but don’t stop there. Think  Rock, Papers  with each pose and notice what becomes more clear.

  • The Light Within – Yoga & Art Activity

     

     

    This activity came out of a need to define shinning inner light.  The

    concept seems vague to some kids so I wanted to find a way to connect

    emotions with yoga movements in a concrete way.  Doing this activity is a

    way for kids to verbalize their good qualities.  Some kids are very familiar

    with their dark sides, and they only hear adults point out what they do

    wrong.  They have to be able to identify their light sides and what they do

    right before they can shine their inner lights.  Once they have a few

    concrete images to focus on, I think they can shine these attributes as they

    do the yoga poses.