My Vinyasa Practice Online Yoga School Blog
Welcome to My Vinyasa Practice online yoga school blog. My Vinyasa Practice is both a studio in Austin, TX and the leading online yoga school internationally. Here you’ll find tons of resources to help you deepen your practice whether you’re a new yogi or an established yoga teacher. Our online yoga school provides teachers all over the world with the resources they need to up-level their teaching and increase their earning potential all from the comfort of their own home. We’ve been offering online yoga teacher training for almost a decade, and we continue to offer new content in the form of certifications, online yoga courses, and free yoga teacher training.
My Vinyasa Practice online yoga school blog content includes articles on Ayurveda, Yoga Asana, Props, Yoga Therapy, Chakras, Yoga Teacher Training, Online Yoga Teacher Training, Lineage in Yoga, Vinyasa Sequencing, and so much more. We encourage readers to interact with us by commenting and sharing blog articles. You might even want to try one of our free courses, like Yoga for Anxiety, and become part of our international community.
We diversify our blog content so that you get multiple perspectives about the practice and application of yoga. Our authors are experts in the field who share their passion for the practice through their unique lens. My Vinyasa Practice online yoga school blog also features guest authors from time to time, and we welcome collaboration. If you’re a yogi blogger who is interested in writing for us you can contact [email protected] for more information.
Stepping Up: Coming Clean In Community
As humans, community is at the heart of our happiness and health. We crave conscious connection, and the vast majority of people are looking for interpersonal exchange when they enter into a group dynamic. The yoga community is no different in its collective need for...
Unlocking The Power Of Yoga For Low Back Pain
Unlocking the Power of Yoga Therapy for Low Back Pain In the realm of yoga and holistic anatomy, the sacrum emerges as a pivotal element of the human spine. It not only facilitates rotation around the axis of the pelvis but also plays a vital role in maintaining our...
Subtle Body Energy | Awakening Into Experience
When we work with our bodies through yoga, we are working into a multifaceted experiential landscape that can sometimes be difficult to navigate. I've been learning more and more about the manifestation of energy in the body through my Yoga Therapy training, and I am...
Navigating Preteen Emotions With Compassion
This week I took my daughter to her "talk doctor". That's what we call our therapist. She is the most beautiful, compassionate human being I've ever met. I admire her very much. As the three of us sat in session the topic of harming one's self came up. My daughter...
Why I Left Instagram
Over the past few weeks I've had several friends comment on the fact that I'm no longer on Instagram, and I decided that I'll share the takeaways from my experience with social media. First, let me say that I don't believe social media is bad. I've been polling people...
Appropriate Stress and the Kapha Teen
My oldest son John is a typical Kapha who is out of balance. If you're new to the term Kapha, it is the name of one of the three doshas that are used to assess one's physical manifestation. In addition to being Kapha, he is also a teenager with a touch of Autism that...
Low Carb Taco Tuesday
In our house, Taco Tuesday is a given. My husband waits for Taco Tuesday like a four year old waits for Christmas. If we could eat tacos in some form or fashion ever night, he would be in heaven. I like tacos, but currently I'm on a mission to trim the fat, and let's...
Heartbreak, Healing, and Cherished Takeaways
When babies are born they are dependent on their mothers and fathers. Our brains are designed to imprint our mother's face as our "chosen object" of devotion and love. Society teaches us to place love and respect in other chosen objects. In faith based cultures, the...
Yoga Therapy: A Holistic Approach to Preventative Care
The National Institute for Complementary and Integrative Health released studies showing improved physical, intellectual, and emotional health in yoga practitioners who had previously complained of both generalized and specific pain. Psychology Today made claims that...
Abhyanga | Ayurvedic Massage
Abhyanga, or Ayurvedic self massage is one of my go to self care techniques. Abhyanga is originally mentioned in the Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, and the Ashtanga Hridayam; these three texts are among the ancient Ayurvedic texts that lay the foundation for...
Yoga and Ayurveda
What Is Ayurveda? The Foundation of Holistic Nutrition and Healthy Living Ayurveda, often referred to as the sister science to yoga, is an ancient healing system that views food as medicine and the body as a reflection of elemental balance. In Ayurveda, all...
Advancing Your Practice
Advance Your Practice, Transform Your Life: Learn How Yoga Teacher Training, One On One Instruction, And Yoga Therapy Can Support Your Personal Growth Advanced yoga practice involves precision, alignment, and intelligent sequencing, rather than simply pursuing...
“How Often Should I Practice Yoga?”
You would be surprised how often I get asked this question. I personally believe that it is a testament to our culture; there is a misperception that there is a fixed amount of effort that will yield a desired result. This of course is not the case, but our society...
So Many Words
There are so many new words and terms to learn when you decided to start practicing yoga. Check out our take on yoga vocabulary. Have you ever walked into a yoga class and found yourself absolutely lost in translation within moments? You're not alone. Nearly every...