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Non-violence (Ahimsa): Studying the Yamas

By Sarah Stockett | January 21, 2017

In order to contemplate non-violence, or Ahimsa, we must first consider violence. Frequently, we think about physical violence–one person harming another. That isn’t the only way to be violent, though. This posts explores various ways we show violence and what we can do to practice non-violence.

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Yogic Breathing

By Sarah Stockett | January 13, 2017

Breathing is an essential component of yoga. Here’s more about some basic yoga breathing techniques and how these breathing styles stack up against Pilates.

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Fix Bunions Without Surgery!

By Sarah Stockett | January 11, 2017

When the joint at the base of your big toe sticks out, that’s a bunion. Here’s what to do to fix it and more on what may have caused it.

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Appropriate Attire: Mastering Your Health Resolutions

By Sarah Stockett | January 10, 2017

When you are planning to start attending yoga or Pilates classes, there’s one important tool you need to ensure your success: appropriate attire.

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Time Management: Mastering Your Health Resolutions

By Sarah Stockett | January 9, 2017

Time is a constant, but it’s what we do with those 24 hours that define us as individuals. Here’s why you should get time on your side.

Bill and Ted say, "Whoa!"

Thoughtfulness/Intention: Mastering Your Health Resolutions

By Sarah Stockett | January 6, 2017

A big key to being able to be active without hurting yourself is thoughtfulness or intention. Think about what you’re doing and why.

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Self-respect: Mastering Your Health Resolutions

By Sarah Stockett | December 30, 2016

We may not think about it, but we are all very important people. Our behaviors influence the thoughts and emotions of those around us. However, despite our importance, we are frequently last on the list. Find out more about increasing your self-respect by increasing your self-care.

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Honesty: Mastering Your Health Resolutions

By Sarah Stockett | December 30, 2016

Be honest about what you should expect from yourself in the upcoming year. We cultivate honesty with others, yet frequently cease honest conversations with ourselves.