Yes, the obvious is true: most yoga classes are attended by a majority of fit, flexible females in tight clothes. But, contrary to what you might think, it’s not just a sport for sexy ladies. And we have tons of reasons why you should be doing it—other than picking up … Continue reading
Deb Causey, a 23-year veteran of the Wyoming Air National Guard, begins a yoga class at Mount Sinai Synagouge on Sunday in Cheyenne. Blaine McCartney/staff <!– [component:image-photo-html] [component:image-cutline] [component:image-thumbnail:-2:75] [component:image-thumbnail:-3:75] [component:image-thumbnail:-4:75] [component:image-thumbnail:-5:75] [adsys_ad::instory] –> CHEYENNE — Right feet at the front of their mats, knees bent, leaning forward, they stand … Continue reading
Ever since Brandyn Negri’s kidneys stopped functioning correctly as a result of polycystic kidney disease, yoga has been her backbone. It’s helped her through a kidney donation from her husband, through opening and closing her yoga studio — and a car crash. The next stop on her yoga journey? Africa, … Continue reading
Baseball is a macho sport. Baseball players are bred on toughness, broken in with age-old training techniques that their hardscrabble forefathers cobble into a broad, manly category called, among other things, “getting after it.” The notion of reporting to a room where the lights are dimmed, soft music is playing … Continue reading
CARROLLTON, Ga. – For those living with cancer, their bodies and minds are under unusual stress. But one form of exercise, yoga, is helping them breathe a little deeper and heal a little faster. Yoga is known for its calming effects on the mind. But Carrollton yoga instructor July Nicholas … Continue reading
