The Yoga Ground's brick & mortar space will close at the end of February.
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A friend sweetly texted me that I was doing an incredible job making my studio and its future great with every circumstance thrown my way. I thanked her and told her it was nice to hear her say that, because I feel like I should be doing so much more. The truth is, I absolutely could be doing more. But another truth is, I don’t want to. I’m tired. And not so much tired from DOING, but tired from watching other people DO. I’m just a tired human being.
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Steps to sign-up for our livestream classes.
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Steps to signing up for TYG Online.
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Known as yoga’s ethical guidelines, the yamas and niyamas are the first two limbs of the yogic eightfold path. These can be used to help you decide on a New Year’s Resolution.
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Need to buy a last minute gift card to The Yoga Ground? You can do this online! Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
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I decided to host a YTT at TYG because I think we have something unique to offer. I’m sure that the other YTTs in the area feel the same about their programs. The truth is, every YTT is teaching similar things. Yoga philosophy has been written in books and studied for centuries. But each yoga studio’s approach to yoga philosophy and each lead teacher’s voice, will speak to different people. My hope is that more people teaching yoga means more unique voices in the yoga world. Hopefully this spreads yoga to a more diverse group of students. My hope is that more yoga students means less assholes in the world (I’m Jersey born and bred).
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Through the practice of intentional silence, one can learn will-force, curb the impulse of speech, and gain peace of mind.
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The Let’s Grow Yoga Challenge is meant to help you succeed in making choices now to be Happier later. We’ve built in the accountability, community, and positive reinforcement to help the first 31 days of your new habit be the most influential.
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The Yoga Ground is a studio on a mission. It was created it with an awareness of the shadow side of the “health & wellness” industry. The side where rising prices have made life-enhancing wellness practices only available to those with a lot of money. The side where “health” has become a chase for the “yoga body,” rather than an appreciation for the body that you already have. We take “come as you are” seriously here. Come as you are with what you have. Everybody is invited. Including you.
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