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Everything You Need to Know About the FBG Retreat

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How you heard that we’re hosting a two-night/three-day live FBG retreat in the beautiful California redwoods? True story! Have you also heard that right now through May 15 you can save 20 percent on registration* by using code “LOVE1440”? Another true story! What Is 1440 Multiversity? Haven’t heard of 1440 Multiversity? That’s cool. It’s new. And awesome. (Like, we are in some very good company. Other people holding retreats this summer at 1440 include Elizabeth Gilbert, Jessamyn Stanley, and Sage Rountree, just to name a few!) Here’s what it’s all about: Where Is 1440 Multiversity? Here’s where it’s located (spoiler: near Santa Cruz!) and …

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Beyonce Yoga, Not Just For Single Ladies

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When getting in formation means getting into goddess pose. Er, surfbort? Eep. Are you keeping up with these yoga trends? Hip hop yoga keeps blowing up and now we’re seeing specially themed (and semi-cleverly named) yoga classes appealing to an even wider range of yogsters. Enter…Bey-Asana. The brainchild of Houston-based couple Susie Edebor and her husband, Nosa (aka […]

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Knee Exercises for Runners: Meniscus Tear, Range of Motion and Stability

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Knee exercises aren’t just necessary after injury, but to keep you from injury! I’ve been on the PT bandwagon, since I realized it would keep me running injury free in 2007. Prior to that I […]

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This Monstrous Machine That Chews Up Beauty And Spits Out Money

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I have been teaching yoga for almost seven years now, and in that time, I’ve been lucky to be able to offer all of my public classes on a sliding scale. Sliding scale is a means of making yoga more affordable, by making it cheaper for those who need it to be, while those who can afford to pay more do so, with the folks at the top of the scale subsidizing the folks at the bottom.

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