My name is Laura Orso! I'm an E-RYT 200 certified Yoga Instructor. I teach Vinyasa Flow yoga at several locations in the Bellingham area. Hope to see you soon!
Experts say interpersonal touching decreases stress levels by slowing down our heart rate and production of the stress hormone cortisol. During cold and flu season, they appear to boost immune function and protect against the common cold.
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Use this challenging 20-minute sequence to improve overall lower-body strength and stability, or practice some moves on their own for more targeted work.
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Work stress. We all feel it, whether we’re struggling to find 15 minutes for lunch or responding to emails at 10 p.m— a regular mindfulness and meditation practice can help,
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Work your psoas and deep core in this short, empowering flow from Sadie Nardini to experience less tension in the shoulders, neck, and jaw.
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Whenever you smile from your heart, that moment is the biggest celebration, and if you keep smiling from your heart, your whole life is a celebration.
~SriSri
Sitting for meditation at the end of a hectic day can feel difficult. This sequence can help you shift gears and transition smoothly into calm.
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Yoga poses can be critical additions to most training programs since they can help improve flexibility and mobility in your hamstrings and set you up for better movement patterns while running, biking, and playing sports.🏃 🏃🏽♀️
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First responders can experience extreme stress as a routine part of their jobs. One woman saw the problem and found a unique way to help. Her non-profit teaches mental, physical and emotional resilience through the practice of yoga.
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Be open to the possibility of meshing your ideas of romance with your spiritual values and dharma practice for a better relationship.
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It is okay to cry. It is not a sign of weakness. Tears come when you are grateful, when you are in deep love, or deep in despair. It is inbuilt in the human system.
~SriSri
Try this short sequence 3–5 times on its own, or as part of a longer practice to ignite the energy in your third chakra. Head to our stories @yogajournal on Instagram for a live relaxation flow by Dr. Chelsea Jackson Roberts!
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