
YogaWorks Those who gossip with you also gossip about you

YogaWorks If we are what we eat...what are you?

YogaWorks After a long weekend....time to get back on your mat. What class are you going to take today?

YogaWorks Don't believe everything you think.

YogaWorks Your friends at YogaWorks are thankful for our amazing, inspiring Yogis (teachers and students).

YogaWorks one great thing about life's CHALLENGES is after you survive them - they become your life's greatest ACCOMPLISHMENTS

YogaWorks Smile, it enhances your face value.

YogaWorks What you feel ... you manifest

YogaWorks Countdown to thanksgiving - what are you feeling thankful for?

YogaWorks Thanks for your votes. Looks like YogaWorks students agree with Julie Kleinman, head of programming at YW.

YogaWorks Kleinman, VP at YW had mixed feelings about competitive yoga. She likes the idea that Olympic-style events could spread awareness of the practice, she is wary of anything that encouraged yogis to compare themselves with one another. A tournament “seems fairly antithetical to what yoga is all about,” Ms. Kleinman said, ...adding, “I don’t really understand how you would compete to be the happiest, most balanced person"

Katie Gordon definitely not!

YogaWorks Keep casting your votes on yoga as a competitive "sport" and be sure to read the article in todays New York Times.

YogaWorks Should yoga be a competitive sport. Cast your vote here.

YogaWorks Should yoga be a competitive sport? Cast your vote here.
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Yoga enthusiasts are trying to build momentum for competitive yoga in the United States.














