Yoga helps alleviate arthritis pain, study shows
http://www.baltimoresun.com/bs-hs-yoga-for-arthritis-20151024-story.html
"Tina Kline has had rheumatoid arthritis for 20 years, and with it,
the sharp pain she feels almost constantly in her joints, the
frustration of having to limit her activities and the anguish of
knowing she'll almost certainly never be free of the disorder.
"For the past three years, though, the Towson woman has been feeling
"a whole lot better" emotionally and physically, thanks to a form of
mindful exercise developed by a research team at the Johns Hopkins
University Bloomberg School of Public Health.
"Kline, 60, has become a disciple of yoga after taking part in a
two-year study that showed that the mind-body exercise practice — if
tailored to a patient's condition — can produce dramatic results for
those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis, the two
most common forms of the disease."
How a Whites-Excluding Yoga Class Reveals the Absurdity of Identity Politics
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/10/23/how-a-whites-excluding-yoga-class-reveals-the-absurdity-of-identity-politics.html
"A yoga class in Seattle was denounced for being for people of color
only. On all sides, the politics of identity and biology are making us
ridiculous."
"There is something absurd about a privileged white man crying racism
over a yoga class for minorities and using it to make a political
point.
"But even more absurd is the rush for both sides of the political
spectrum to claim victimhood in race and culture wars."
Yoga helps breast cancer survivors recover
http://www.wkbw.com/news/yoga-helps-cancer-survivors-recover
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"ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WKBW) - Sara Szeglowski, 41, is a mother, yoga
instructor and breast cancer survivor.
"“Three years ago, October 11th, I was diagnosed with breast cancer,”
Szeglowski said.
"She fought the disease and won but it was a long road. “When the
treatments were finished I said, 'What I do now.?' That's where all of
the fear, distrust of my body and insomnia kicked in. This is common
for a lot of cancer survivors.""
Limber lady: YogaBetsy Yoga Center to mark 15 years
http://www.bradfordera.com/news/article_ae6c9000-785e-11e5-902c-2bd417182435.html
"OLEAN, N.Y. — When Betsy Afton first opened the YogaBetsy Yoga Center
in Olean 15 years ago, she wondered how long the studio would survive
as yoga was not yet in the mainstream."
Yoga and Money are oxymorons, but this European trio has made it
profitable without ruining its essence
http://yourstory.com/2015/10/yogatrail/
"Yogatrail is like a social network for hardcore yogis, looking to
stay abreast with yoga happenings from around the world. Users can
create a profile in a simple four-step process that needs them to
mention their designation – that is, whether they are a student or a
teacher – their location, preferred yoga style and lastly, gurus/
yogis they admire. The website then leads you into a world where
conversations about the best yoga practices and practitioners, events,
seminars and courses are all waiting to be explored."
Students help each other de-stress by teaching yoga
http://www.dukechronicle.com/article/2015/10/students-help-each-other-de-stress-by-teaching-yoga
"Duke students are flocking to take yoga classes—and other students
are stepping up to teach them.Several students teach classes at Wilson
and Brodie Recreation Centers as a way to relax, with many also taking
advantage of the work-study benefits that can come with such
positions. Teaching yoga at Duke requires a number of certifications
and a training course, but instructors say that they enjoy sharing
their practice with other students on campus."
5 reasons why men should do yoga
http://www.the42.ie/why-men-should-do-yoga-2403217-Oct2015/
"YOGA IS VERY much the preserve of women, which is remarkable given
the amount of stretching, groaning and tight-fitting clothing in most
classes.
"YogaDublin are 15 years in business and are easily the biggest chain
in the country with three studios in the capital.
"They report that of their 1,000 or so visitors every week to their
Ranelagh, Dun Laoghaire and Dundrum studios, only around 20% are men."
Ganja Yoga: Marijuana Infused Yoga is the Next Big Thing
http://www.foodworldnews.com/articles/46007/20151022/ganja-yoga-marijuana-infused-yoga-is-the-next-big-thing.htm
"Pairing marijuana with exercise may not be a good idea, but there's
an exception for yoga. As per The Stoners Cookbook, yoga and marijuana
can go hand in hand as they both offer relaxation, and deeper
awareness. As per the website, combing both marijuana and yoga
increased the individual's relaxation, simply because it significantly
decreases brain activity."