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Yoga

HOW TO RECLAIM YOUR LIFE FROM CHRONIC PAIN AND FINALLY LIVE PAIN-FREE

By Yogi Aaron / March 27, 2023

If you’re searching for how to live pain-free, I’m guessing you already know what it’s like to experience chronic pain. Maybe it started as a dull ache you ignored, but it gradually grew into a throbbing sensation that interfered with your daily activities, sleep, and mood.  Or perhaps you had an acute injury that left…

AYAMA™ 101: Change Your Life With This Revolutionary Approach to Yoga and Muscle Activation

By Yogi Aaron / March 13, 2023

Discover a revolutionary way to practice yoga that focuses on muscle activation, so you can improve your strength and stability and finally live pain-free.  We sometimes talk about yoga and stretching like they’re the same thing, but they aren’t — yoga will change your life, but stretching will only increase your risk of pain and…

6 EASY YOGA POSES FOR UPPER BACK PAIN YOU NEED TO PRACTICE RIGHT NOW

By Yogi Aaron / February 13, 2023

Yoga poses for upper back pain are some of the most popular requests I get from my students. It’s hardly any wonder why… While preparing to write my book Stop Stretching!, I talked with many people about their daily routines and habits. The vast majority confessed to spending hours a day hunched over their computers…

How Much Stretching Is Too Much? The Surprising truth You Need To Know.

By Yogi Aaron / January 30, 2023

Whether you’re an everyday athlete, a fitness enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to feel good in their body, at some point, you might have wondered, How much stretching is too much?  Are my tight hamstrings that big of a deal? Is it really necessary to stretch after every workout? And what about flexibility —…

How Stretching Is Hurting Us

By Yogi Aaron / December 27, 2022

How many times have you thought to yourself, “Wow, I should really stretch”? Whether it’s before your workout, or after a run, we have become accustomed to this way of thinking. Have you ever stopped to ask why you’re stretching and how it benefits you and your body?  Stretching is actually a form of lengthening the muscle past it’s natural…

How To Quiet Your Mind and Achieve Peace From Within (No Matter What)

By Yogi Aaron / December 13, 2022

Wondering how to quiet your mind, so you can finally achieve an unwavering sense of peace amidst the chaos of daily life?  In our era of constant connectivity, it’s all too common to feel bombarded by a relentless stream of to-do lists, deadlines, and commitments. If that’s not enough, the constant chatter of our thoughts…

Does Being Flexible Make You a ‘Good Yogi’ ?

By Yogi Aaron / August 17, 2022

When many people think of yoga, there is an association with very bendy, thin women in spandex clothing. There also might be an association with gym culture and phrases such as “Push through the pain!”, “No pain, no gain”, or “Pain is a state of mind”. Whether you are a seasoned yogi, gym goer, or…

Yoga Postures to Reset the Pelvic Floor For Better Alignment

By Yogi Aaron / January 25, 2022

Do you suffer from lower back pain? What about neck pain or even jaw pain? If so, chances are you may have a tilted pelvis! Pain within and around the pelvis is a common issue that many people around the world suffer from. As a foundational bone of the body, the pelvis is an essential…

We Need More Radical Diversity In the Yoga Community

By Yogi Aaron / January 8, 2022

It’s challenging to have a conversation around the lack of diversity in the yoga community. Yoga can be a powerful tool on your journey to empowerment, healing, and awareness. But for a practice that has unity and oneness at its core, the walls of accessibility remain to be as complicated as ever. It’s uncomfortable, because…

The Garden of Karma: Let the Seed Take

By Yogi Aaron / August 15, 2019

During the One Month Immersion Yoga Teacher Training here at Blue Osa, I began the morning with a discussion on Karma, particularly the practice and patience that is needed for us to reap the benefits of the seeds we sow, as well as the importance of being honest with ourselves in our practice. To explain…