Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Workplace Remedies - Dr. Carla Cupido
Monday, July 7th, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
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Enjoy our new free Yoga video with Dr. Carla Cupido who offers therapeutic exercises for proactive carpal tunnel care and prevention of carpal tunnel syndrome. These exercises can done easily at your desk or workplace in only a few short minutes.
Please feel welcome to send Dr. Carla Cupido a comment or question below. You can learn more about Dr. Carla Cupido by clicking here.
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Back Bending With Grace Yoga Class
Thursday, May 29th, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
Check out this sample of Nico Luce’s Back Bending With Grace Yoga Class. It can be viewed and practiced in its entirety in our Yoga Classes section for our members.
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Introducing New Full Screen Streaming Technology at My Yoga Online
Monday, May 5th, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
MyYogaOnline.com has re-launched its website with improved Flash Streaming Video technology. The latest version of Flash Streaming Video not only improves the picture quality of MyYogaOnline.com’s video lessons, but also the speed and ease of use for PC and Mac formats. The new enhancements at MyYogaOnline.com ensure that all videos stream in full screen near DVD quality at DSL and cable accessible speeds on all web browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari.
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My Yoga Online Introduces ‘Search A Class’ Feature
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008 by Michelle Trantina
My Yoga Online has just launched a search feature within it’s website, allowing members to easily locate the specific class they are looking for at any given time. Search by class length, level, style, or teacher.
As our library has grown so much over the years with new practices in various styles of Yoga, Pilates, Meditation, Nutrition, Interviews, and Yoga at Work practices, and video tips, this new feature makes accessing the right class simple and easy.
Namaste,
Michelle Trantina,
Co-Founder, My Yoga Online/Fresh Eye Productions
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Tree Yoga Pose - Standing Half-Bound Lotus Postition
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
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This is Tree Yoga Pose - The Standing Half-Bound Lotus Position version, as practiced by Marla Waal.
You can view her full yoga practice in it’s entirety - The Breath Oasis Hatha Yoga Class - in our yoga classes section.
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New Prenatal Yoga Video
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
In this class you will flow into postures specifically tailored to the needs of your changing pregnant body, with an emphasis on the breath. Communicate with your baby, relax and nurture yourself in this supportive, yet energizing class. A dynamic squat flow is included which will open your hips and strengthen and tone your uterus in preparation for childbirth. Guided, baby centered relaxation to finish. This class can also be used by mom’s post-natally.
If you are a member of MyYogaOnline, click here to watch this complete video in full screen. If you are not a member and wish to join MyYogaOnline to view our full length videos in full screen, visit here.
Click Here to read an important article by Ariel Pavic on starting a prenatal yoga practice, including tips on modifications to one’s yoga practice that should be addressed.
Ariel Clara Pavic, RYT is a creative and approachable teacher, inspired to give to others tool of yoga, which has enriched her life so much. Ariel teaches all levels hatha and power yoga, and specializes in Pre-Natal yoga. She is a labor and birth support doula with training from the Seattle Midwifery School. Her teaching draws on her background of contemporary movement training, jazz and ballet, personal yoga practice and intuition.
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Ask Our Yoga Teachers - Emotional Release in Your Yoga Class
Friday, March 7th, 2008 by Kreg Weiss
Q: Dear My Yoga Staff, Why did I feel emotional at the end of Kreg’s Deep Energy Flow class and Clara’s Moon Salutation class? P.S. I luv this site.
A: Emotional releases are common in Yoga practices especially when we allow ourselves to shed internal holding. When we deeply connect with the trueness of the asana and breath, an energetic connection also forms. This energetic connection can combine with the emotional energy that is often contained deep in our subconscious. As we “allow” physical release to manifest in the asana (and this is the most powerful way to practice asana – no ego, but instead observance), this release transmits into “emotional-surfacing”.
A wide range of factors can help with this development of allowance and release:
*your mood or state of thought during the practice
*your intention or attitude towards your overall practice (is it a “workout” or do you practice on a more spiritual level?)
*type of music or incorporation of sound techniques (music and sound energy can have powerful effects)
*type of postures (forward bends requires one to greatly observe allowance to be done effectively, thus are often accompanied by energetic and emotional release)
*targetting of energy centers (chakras) - certain energy centers govern emotions and by engaging them through asana, we may experience emotional connection and release
In terms of these specific practices, go back and remember when the emotional release began to occur. Was it during a specific pose, a specific piece of music, or was it related to outside experiences flowing with your practice?
The mind stores experiences and vast amounts of information. Like a filing cabinet, we may not be able to see (and likely forget) a great portion of the contents stored in the mind. Our practice, though, allows this information and experiences (which carry emotions with them) to resurface. Enjoy this resurfacing regardless of what the emotion is. Simply observe. There are no good or bad emotions in this case. It is what it is. Appreciate your ability to connect and release.
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Advanced Hatha Yoga Video Sample - Nico Luce
Thursday, March 6th, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
Enjoy a new Advanced Hatha Yoga Class featuring Nico Luce on My Yoga Online. This intermediate-advanced sequence of yoga asanas is designed to embrace the flow of your breath. Through the exploration of hip openers, backbends and balancing poses, you will invigorate your body and free your soul.
Click below to view a free video sample:
Click Here to sample a selection of Yoga Video downloads featuring Nico Lucesoli and other great teachers at My Yoga Online.
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New Online Yoga Video: Moon Salutations
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 by MyYogaOnline
My Yoga Online is happy to announce the addition of the new Yoga class “Moon Salutations” to its online Yoga video library. This new online Yoga practice by Clara Roberts-Oss offers 60 minutes of graceful connection with asanas and breath.
This vinyasa, moon salutes Yoga class emphasizes the exploration of Yoga backbends and lengthening of the hamstrings. This Yoga sequence integrates different backbends from standing bow to variations of camel pose (Ustrasana). To counter balance, lengthen the hamstrings moving towards hanumasana (splits pose), and ending with some joyful lower back releases.
Click below to view a free Yoga video sample of this new class:
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Benefits of Yoga at Work
Friday, February 22nd, 2008 by Kreg Weiss
Regardless of the type of occupation, we all encounter the physical and mental burdens of work. Repetitive work-related postures and motions, demanding schedules, and less-than-perfect work environments can leave the body and mind drained. Yoga at work can readily alleviate the effects of work-related stresses and even just 5 minutes of simple breathing, postures, and centering can bring you back to an energized, refreshed state.
Benefits of Yoga at Work:
* Improved flexibility, strength, and overall health
* Stress reduction and increased ability to manage emotional stress
* Strengthens the immune system, resulting in less sick days
* Increased energy, stamina and mental alertness
* Improved morale and positive thinking patterns in the workplace
* Improved productivity, efficiency and communication
* Increases concentration, memory and decision-making
* Increased job satisfaction
One can easily perform a handful of seated Yoga poses than can rejuvenate the spine and re-saturate the cells with energy. A simple seated yoga twist, a chest-opener, and a neck stretch will flood the upper body with energy. Allowing yourself a moment of internal reflection and focussed breathing will help shed lingering mental stresses and generate positive moods and communication with others.
This attention to maintaining wellness throughout your workday will enhance your overall sense of mindfulness and motivation towards healthy living and will facilitate better choices: correcting poor work postures, taking stairs instead of the elevator, going for a walk during breaks, drinking water and herbal teas on a regular basis, bringing your own healthy lunch and snacks, practicing time management and goal setting, seeing solutions versus just recognizing problems.
Listen to how the energy in your mind and body communicates to you throughout the day. If the energy shifts into a negative state: muscle tension, moodiness, hunger, headaches - take the time to turn this energy back into a positive light with a few easy Yoga poses. Take several deep breaths into the abdomen while sitting tall. Allow a moment to collect this energy returning to an inner place of calm, control, and presence. Enjoy the benefits of Yoga at work and notice the overall shift in enjoyment, productivity, and job satisfaction in your work-days.
MyYogaOnline offers a series of Yoga at Work videos that guide you through flowing sequences of Yoga poses, Yoga breathing, and meditations.
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