by YoKid | Sep 18, 2012 | Blog
Children love stories, adventures and yoga. Combining these in your children’s yoga class can really bring the poses you are trying to convey to life. Storytelling can be found in almost every cultural tradition and have been used throughout history to instill...
by YoKid | Jul 13, 2012 | Blog
Sa-va-sa-na, I ask my students to sound out this Sanskrit word (meaning corpse pose) on day one of yoga camp. Once they master this tongue-twister, I challenge them to try it, meaning that they must be completely still in their minds and in their bodies. I tell them...
by YoKid | Apr 14, 2012 | Blog
One of my very first weeks of co-teaching children’s yoga back in October, I was leading sun salutations with my kids and let “Prayer position” slip out. After class, my wonderful lead teacher, Lou, reminded me that it was better to say “bring your hands to your...
by YoKid | Mar 26, 2012 | Blog, Uncategorized
“Venceremos” is a phrase you will find painted in beautiful colors all over the walls and streets of Havana, Cuba. It means, “we will overcome,” Something that has been a part of the Cuban reality for over 50 years. The Cuban people have been forced to overcome an...
by YoKid | Feb 20, 2012 | Blog
As many of you may already know, the wonderful co-founder of YoKid…Stretch Your Limits, Michelle Kelsey Mitchell, was featured in a delightful article by the Chicago Tribune entitled “Yoga in the Classroom”. I have to admit, I almost teared up a little as...