by Karen Fabian | Oct 2, 2017 | Anatomy Stories
I’m always amazed by how many people think yoga blocks are for beginners. In many of the conversations I have with students, they think that the blocks have something to do with ability. Or, in other cases, they just don’t understand why it would make...
by Karen Fabian | Sep 28, 2017 | Teaching Moment
Every day, I read another article about the yoga industry (granted, my social media feed is filled with them).  One day, it’s an article about a celebrity who’s decided that “yoga is her thing” and she’s going to create her own...
by Karen Fabian | Sep 25, 2017 | Anatomy Stories
Think about what you do all day. And then think about how you first position yourself when you go into yoga class. If you’re a teacher, think about the most common pose you most likely start your classes with, if not initially, certainly after maybe one or two...
by Karen Fabian | Sep 18, 2017 | Anatomy Stories
Whenever I write an article about yoga anatomy these days, I like to start out with a bit of a disclaimer. First: I’m not a doctor (shocking). Second: Everyone’s body is different (shocking again). Third: Not every cue has to be applied the same way to...
by Karen Fabian | Sep 12, 2017 | business, Stretched: Build Your Yoga Business
Last week, I mentioned to my mailing list customers that September was “Back to (Yoga) School month and every week, I’d be blogging about a different training topic. Last week’s post was a high level anatomy lesson and this week’s post...
