Mindful Movement

layering on top of traditional yoga

adding active stretching to the traditionally passive stretching of yoga brings a whole new evolution to using our bodies to make shapes and create awareness. varying our movement and mixing it up challenges the brain and nurtures the nervous system. this is evidence-based movement that makes the body strong, mobile, and capable.

RECENT ARTICLES:

Part 2: Trust Your Body’s Intelligence

How to evolve the yoga practice into more functional strength, and to lean into the intelligence of your body to support you in all kinds of varied movement!

Part 1: Pick Longevity Over Sensation

Are you over-stretching in your yoga practice? Choose longevity over sensation and prioritize strength over passive stretching so your body can support you well!

Honesty in Yoga: New Movement to Challenge an Established Asana Practice

When my hip starting clicking in yoga, I knew I needed to shift something in my practice. Here’s an introduction in a 4-part series on expanding the movements of traditional yoga to trust the strength and resiliency of the body.

Home is Where the Mat Is

Home in Newfoundland and on the mat! Plus a sequence for the all-levels class I taught at Nova Yoga in December 2017, which has several new ways of approaching traditional yoga postures that will challenge your body and mind in a whole new way within YOUR ranges of motion and sense of strength!

Recommended Courses

Calling all Yoga Teachers!!

I’m pleased to recommend two awesome evidence-based online courses from one of my favorite yoga teachers out there, Jenni Rawlings.

Her course “Keeping Your Yoga Teaching Current” and also her new course, “How to See & Teach Movement for Yoga Teachers” are both informative, well-organized, fascinating, and fun!! This information filled a gap for me that all of my yoga teacher trainings just did not touch, and it’s GREAT stuff.

Enjoy!!

Get 10% off with this code: ROBINPENNEY

JRY - Keeping Your Yoga Teaching Current