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Category Archives: Teacher Training Graduate Stories
Touch Me or Touch Me Not?
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Brandy Reinke. Brandy is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at brandy.reinke@gmail.com. I love when I lay my fingers just under the arc of my … Continue reading →
Learning to Pause
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Marcie Leek. Marcie is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at marcieleek@comcast.net. Ten years ago, I taught my first English class. I had returned to … Continue reading →
Meditation: Work or Play?
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Roy Holman. Roy is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. He can be contacted at holmanhealth@gmail.com and at http://holmanhealthconnections.com. People come to my meditation classes hoping to find … Continue reading →
Allow Yoga to Enhance Your Posture and Balance
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Jeanne Startzman. Jeanne is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at yogaspring@hotmail.com and www.yogaspringyoga.com. As I often do, I was recently thinking about … Continue reading →
Yogi Skydiver
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Annika DiNovi. Annika is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at annika.dinovi@gmail.com. Last year I embarked on a wonderful journey, the Teacher Training program at … Continue reading →
ABCs of Yoga
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Roy Holman. Roy is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. He can be contacted at holmanhealth@gmail.com and at http://holmanhealthconnections.com. I had a chance to ask T.K.V. Desakachar a question … Continue reading →
Yoga in the Peace Corps: Khotso and Namaste
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Barbara Meyer. Barbara is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at ellardmeyer@gmail.com. For thirty years, I’ve wanted to be a Peace Corps volunteer. One year … Continue reading →
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Keeping Yourself (and Your Students) Safe with Viniyoga
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author and Whole Life Yoga teacher training graduate Jacqui Trent. Congratulations, Jacqui, on your recent graduation! Jacqui can be contacted at jacquitrent@gmail.com. When I started this training program I’ll admit – I had no idea … Continue reading →
Teaching Yoga to Kids
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Liziah Woodruff. Liziah is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at liziah@hotmail.com. The Teacher said: “Put your hands on your belly and think of a … Continue reading →
Insight from Injury
This week’s blog entry was written by guest author Jenny Zenner. Jenny is a graduate of Whole Life Yoga’s teacher training program. She can be contacted at jzenner@gmail.com. I recently spoke on KUOW’s The Conversation with Ross Reynolds sharing my … Continue reading →