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when something horrible happens
how do you teach yoga to teens? you start by teaching Truth. speak to the highest in them. they will get it when you tell them that they are a spiritual being in a physical body and that they are immeasurably powerful. when they root their feet into their mat, into the earth in Mountain pose they will feel steady and strong; a steadiness they themselves create becomes a thing they can rely upon. when their feet are rooted into the earth, they will become rooted in their integrity. when they are faced with difficult situations they can breathe into steadiness, root into their integrity and make grounded choices. 
How does your engine run… The Grounded way
How does your engine run? It’s a simple question with a simple answer. Grounding red hot engines can be a little more complicated…. I took on a new challenge this summer- teaching 2-3 classes of yoga as a “little therapy” for kids with sensory-based concerns at a week-long day camp that runs throughout the summer-…

Teaching Yoga Requires Flexibility
Teaching kids yoga takes more than poses. Here’s how flexible planning, language, and family-aware choices make classes inclusive, joyful, and effective.

Yoga By Letters: A

In A Out A…
Yoga with the A
Attitude Alignment Action
A In A
In A Out A…
Yoga with the A
Assumption Agitation Apathy
A Out A

Yoga By Letter: R
In R Out R Yoga with the R Rooting, Rising, Refining In R In In R Out R Yoga with the R Reckless, Reactive, Ruminative Out R Out In R Out R Yoga with the R Reflective, Responsible, Reverent In R In In R Out R Yoga with the R Rage, Ragged, Regret-full Out R Out…

Yoga by Letters: G
In G Out G Yoga with the G Grounded, Groovy, Grateful In G In In G Out G Yoga with the G Grabbing, Grudges, Grievances Out G Out In G Out G Yoga with the G Giving, Glowing, Giggles In G In In G Out G Yoga with the G Grumpy, Gloomy, Grievances Out G…










