In this thoughtful and dynamic four-part series, guests from Men Care Now and yoga activist Reggie Hubbard discuss the power of compassion, particularly for men. Event participants have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the importance of compassion for both the individual and broader communities.

Osteopenia and osteoporosis require unique support and care in yoga practice. Broaden your understanding of these bone conditions and learn poses and modifications to support yourself and your students who are working with bone density challenges.

Yoga teachers and practitioners can benefit from this workshop by learning how to incorporate mantras and mudras as an integral part of healing practice and yoga teaching. Part 2 is a follow-up to the original event which covered the science and practice of these sweet “M&Ms.” Find Part 1 on Yoga Alliance’s YouTube channel or inside the digital event archive on yourya.org.

We can "do" yoga for years, but it's only when we infuse our practice with the wisdom of the tradition that we fully embody yoga's transformative power. This is when we go from simply doing yoga to being yoga. Inspired by her best-selling book, Evolving Your Yoga: Ten Principles for Enlightened Practice, this three-part series explores powerful and foundational understandings that will unlock greater meaning for your practice and teaching, and profoundly shift the way you approach and share yoga. Each session includes contemplative inquiry, meditation and breath work practices, and concrete, practical ways to bring the wisdom of yoga into your classes. This event focuses specifically on balancing pairs of opposites.

In the “forest” of the body, the psoas major is a very influential “tree” because it crosses so many joints and significantly impacts the lumbo-sacral-hip complex. For reasons discussed in this workshop, the psoas major can become dysfunctional and contribute to low back and hip problems. Come explore, demystify, and get to know the psoas major in this workshop, which covers anatomy and functions of the psoas major, why it likes to cause trouble, and what we can do about it with wise use of our yoga practice. The event includes both lecture and practice.