I was asked to lead a quick :10 minute yoga stretch for children and a 15 minute set for adults at theLadybug 5k today. I enlisted the help of two veteran RCY students, Nathan and Kate to help me. They wrote the set and Nathan created a Power Point of the asanas that he and Kate wanted to showcase. The children in the first set ranged in age from 1 1/2 to 10. It was quite an interesting and exciting experience. I think we'll call it "Speed Yoga!" Kate, Nathan and I made sure to tune in together before we started so that we would all be coming from the same place and would be combining our energy. This really made all the difference. The adult set went well and then we did an impromptu set for teenagers! We squeezed A LOT of yoga into 40 minutes. I donated my time as a volunteer for this fund raiser and as a special bonus, Radiant Child Yoga was listed as a Corporate Sponsor of the event! So many blessings :)
Click here to see the video of some of the children's set! Pictures to follow! Enjoy.
"Keep up and you'll be kept up" Yogi Bhajan, Ph.D A blog devoted to kids "keeping up," with yoga!
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Monday, October 15, 2012
Rise and Shine Yoga
It was a great first class this morning! Such a mellow group, but lots of laughing and having fun! I am looking forward to our next few weeks together! Here we are playing a yoga game using one of the poses we learned this morning.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Classroom Yoga
The students asked for yoga today! We had a busy morning, LOTS of learning, and took a motion break around 10:30. Everyone said "Can we PLEASE do some yoga?" We did a quick set, got their bodies moving, in tune with their breathing, and their minds refocused ,ready for the next task. Children know what their bodies need, we just need to listen to them. Sat Nam.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Young Yogi
We celebrated Guruatma's birthday with a "cake." Fresh watermelon after a Wahe Guru kriya set was a great way to celebrate Guruatma's life and all that she has done for us and for making the world a better place.
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