Is yoga enough? Where does yoga excel in terms of its physical benefits? And what movement ingredients might yoga be missing? How might we address these missing ingredients both within our yoga practice and outside of it?
Jenni Rawlings is a yoga teacher with an emphasis on anatomy, physiology, and movement science. She offers online yoga classes, online yoga anatomy courses, and online movement science courses for yoga teachers.
What Does a Science-Based Approach to Yoga Mean? — Jenni Rawlings Yoga & Movement Blog
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Is Savasana Necessary? — Jenni Rawlings Yoga & Movement Blog
Strength, Flexibility, Endurance, etc: How Does Yoga Stack Up? — Jenni Rawlings Yoga & Movement Blog
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Should We Stop Teaching Yoga for Low Back Pain? — Jenni Rawlings Yoga & Movement Blog
Why HIIT Works: The Cardiovascular Benefits and how Precovery, Recovery and Self Massage are Key to Injury Prevention
How Yogis Can Use a Resistance Band in Their Movement Practice — Strength for Yoga
Jenni Rawlings Yoga - When I say 'flexibility', I just mean your range of motion from A to B. That doesn't say anything about the *quality of movement* - just how far
Yoga Meets Movement Science on Apple Podcasts