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Inside out: nourish your inner landscape the whole year through

Align and adjust your life, yoga and meditation practice with the seasonal changes by tuning in with the intrinsic powers of the 5 element system used in Taoist practices. We, human beings, are a biochemical formation of atoms, molecules, and cells. Within the deepest fibres of our body we share the same atomic footprint as our surrounding nature.

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Dealing with challenges in your yoga practice

You will all have things that you find difficult and challenging in your yoga practice, just like in the rest of your lives. Looking at others (who seemingly do these particular things with great ease) and comparing yourself to them will undoubtedly lead to self-doubt and frustration.

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Challenge your mind and body to sharpen your thinking skills

Always learning new things, and staying busy with friends and favorite activities — is exactly what the experts say can help keep our thinking skills sharp. "Cognitive and social engagement have been shown to be protective against cognitive decline, whereas hearing loss, depression, and social isolation are associated with cognitive decline," says Dr. Kathryn Papp, a neuropsychologist and instructor in neurology at Harvard Medical School.

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Classical vs Reformer Pilates - what's the difference?

Through a series of precise, controlled movements Pilates targets all muscle groups in the body whilst working on posture, functionality and flexibility. It’s also one of the ultimate mindful training practices, aiding stress and anxiety relief through breathing exercises, which is one of the key principles of Classical Pilates.

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How much sleep do you actually need?

On average, how many hours do you sleep each night? For most healthy adults, guidelines suggest at least seven hours of slumber. But these are general recommendations and not strict rules. "Some people need less than seven hours, while others might need more," says Eric Zhou with the Division of Sleep Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

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Trust Yourself: Yoga & the Universe

Being apart of the yoga world can make you become more connected with your thoughts and actions. When you practice yoga you create a stronger core, back, and mind. This strength that your body creates not only becomes apart of us physically but also mentally, allowing you to trust yourself in times of need.

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Unlocking the transformative power of Reformer Pilates: dispelling myths and revealing its dynamic benefits for all

Are you guilty of thinking that Reformer Pilates is just for people who don’t like the gym or cardio, or that it’s the same as Yoga, or even perhaps that it’s only good for rehab? You’re not alone — and we need to put you back on the right track.

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10 Detoxifying Yoga Poses for a Summer Cleanse: Boost Strength, Flexibility, and Wellness

Looking for a great summer detox? There’s no need to deprive yourself with a strict juice cleanse or a cabbage diet. The following 10 yoga poses will help your digestion, boost strength and flexibility, and leave you feeling your best. Take them one at a time or practice the entire sequence as a flow to feel lighter and happier this holiday season.

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Poses 101: Lunge

Just as important as giving is, learning to receive is a skill we could all be better at. Most of us for some reason are not very good at receiving.

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Find your peace.

It is a really essential component in life to find one’s peace. To really discover the connection back to self, the universe and to be vibrating at a high level, back to your natural state. This vibration is so high that the body can heal, the mind can heal and the soul can heal. Past physical and emotional trauma stored in the muscles, cells and memory has time to be released and the healing process started.

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