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Kevin Flee
Amplifying Others Voices, Graduates, On Yoga Teaching

Interview: Kevin Flee AKA @diaryofachubbyyogi on How Yoga Rocks His World

Kevin Flee is the founder of @diaryofachubbyyogi a warts-and-all, often hilarious, Instagram account charting his yoga practice. This YogaLondon graduate is also a yoga philosophy junkie, rock and roll musician and loves to diffuse the tension in a yoga class by talking about bums and bits – it works every time. 1. What brought you […]

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Gut Support
Amplifying Others Voices, Cheeky Yogi, On Yoga Teaching, Practice, Self Care

Interview: Illustrator & Yogi Ché Dyer on Her Surprise Lockdown Pregnancy

Ché (pronounced Shay) Dyer is a South African creative powerhouse – a blogger, illustrator, yoga teacher and mother-to-be. She’s also a YogaLondon graduate (yay!) who tells us all about her super-romantic engagement story and how falling pregnant in lockdown has changed her whole outlook on her work/life balance.  1. How did you get into yoga?

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YogaLondon Training
On Yoga Teaching

YogaLondon: Yoga Teacher in Training; weekend 7 & 8

We are ambassadors in this long line of teaching Weekend 7 Our second time doing the sequence without visuals – it was great except my hamstrings paid for it a little as I ran to class. Saturday Yoga London teacher Jo took our Saturday practice with the help of Chris and Anna from my course

Build Community
Coronavirus, On Yoga Teaching, Social

How to Build a Yoga Community

One of the worst things about this current crisis and the lockdown, is the loneliness. Loneliness is one of the number ONE factors in deciding life expectancy and can shorten a person’s life span by around 15 years. This extraordinary fact shows how social interactions are not only pleasurable but essential for life. Part of

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Jess Leitch
Amplifying Others Voices, On Yoga Teaching, Wellbeing

Interview: Jess Leitch on How Trauma has Shaped Her Yoga Teaching

Jess Leitch is passionate about mental health and about using yoga to improve emotional intelligence and resilience. Her background, both personal and professional, means that she brings a lived experience to her yoga teaching, as well as a professional understanding. She’s the founder of Shake Your Buddhi and encourages her students to get intimate with

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Teacher Toolkit
Asana, Health, On Yoga Teaching, Practice, Social

On Yoga Teaching: the Injured Yoga Teacher

Yoga is good for you. This fact has been pretty much established by scientists, researchers, experts and long-lived, healthy yogis themselves. Yoga is now prescribed by some GPs, people are referred to yoga classes by physiotherapists. It has been shown to alleviate the symptoms of high blood pressure, heart disease, lower back pain, depression, and

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Yogi Integrity
Asana, Cheeky Yogi, On Yoga Teaching, Uncategorized

The Cheeky Yogi Zooms Online

Whoever pressed the pause button on the world, could you please press play again? My first question, as a self-employed yoga teacher when Covid 19 hit the headlines, was: how can earn a living if we are in lock-down? Answer: do it online. I am a genius. No one else will think of this. Before

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