Like always, it's been a while, Miami Yogis.
While we would normally tell you about how we've been hiding out, things are different this time. We've been watching you. Yes, you.
We have hit classes in almost all of the studios in the 305 over the past few months. Taking some "us" time...
...and quite frankly, you all have gotten so ridiculous that you parody yourselves now, thus doing our job for us and rendering us obsolete.
Feeling guilty over missing out on attending (or even just posting) about Tim Miller and Seane Corn being here over Memorial Day Weekend, we want to present you with the following event:
Who: Mandy Ingber (if you don't know who she is, Google her)
What: Author Event at Books & Books Bal Harbour
When: Friday, May 31st at Noon
Why: While we normally shy away from posting about "Celebu-Yogis" (or wanna be celebu-yogis) we are deeming Ms. Ingber worthy because it's our blog and we'll do what we want.
Plus, we really love Makoto and this gives us an excuse to go there on a Friday afternoon after the event, eat tons of sushi and drink saké until we're slurring our Slokas.
Namste, Miami!
Showing posts with label Seane Corn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seane Corn. Show all posts
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Yogalosophy at Books & Books in Bal Harbour
Labels:
Books and Books Bal Harbour,
Mandy Ingber,
Memorial Day Weekend Miami,
Namaste Miami,
Seane Corn,
Tim Miller,
Yoga Events,
Yoga Events Miami
Friday, June 3, 2011
Words to Live (and Practice) By - Seane Corn
"The sign of an advanced practice is not strength or flexibility. It has everything to do with breath and intention. If you're a beginner, and you find yourself in an advanced class, remember your sense of humor. Look around and learn. Breathe. How you react to a difficult situation might be a reflection of how you react to many things in your life..."
-Seane Corn at the New York Yoga Journal 2011 Conference
Via HuffPo's Erica Heinz
Click here to see a clip of Sean Corn in Miami Beach this past March 2011
-Seane Corn at the New York Yoga Journal 2011 Conference
Via HuffPo's Erica Heinz
Click here to see a clip of Sean Corn in Miami Beach this past March 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
The Art of Teaching Vinyasa Yoga with Seane Corn
I grew up watching Seane Corn videos (VHS tapes, back when dinousaurs still roamed the earth) so I was really looking forward to her "Art of Teaching Vinyasa Yoga" workshop, if for nothing more then just to see her in person.
Labels:
Art of Teaching Vinyasa Yoga,
City of Miami Beach,
Miami Beach Convention Center,
Seane Corn
You Never Realize How Huge Miami Beach Convention Center is....
...until you have to consider walking all of the way around it because you think you're on the wrong side.
Luckily, I was on the correct side for Seane Corn's "Art of Teaching Vinyasa Yoga" workshop this morning. I'm uploading video from it now to YouTube and I have to go run and teach my evening classes.
Seane was very inspiring - I took notes the entire time she was talking. And she was wearing awesome pants.
I'll try to have everything up later tonight!! It's a beautiful day out there!! Go enjoy it!! Namaste!
Luckily, I was on the correct side for Seane Corn's "Art of Teaching Vinyasa Yoga" workshop this morning. I'm uploading video from it now to YouTube and I have to go run and teach my evening classes.
Seane was very inspiring - I took notes the entire time she was talking. And she was wearing awesome pants.
I'll try to have everything up later tonight!! It's a beautiful day out there!! Go enjoy it!! Namaste!
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
You Can't Escape the "OM" This Week in Miami
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| The King of Kirtan, Krishna Das |
Wow. Krishna Das, John Friend & Seane Corn in Miami this weekend? There is SO much going on, it's hard to keep it all straight. Here is a complete run down of all of the Namaste-ing that will be going on in and around the 305 over the next few days. Please Email Us if we left anyone out!
Labels:
Events,
FIU,
Greg Nardi,
John Friend,
Krishna Das,
Miami Beach Convention Center,
Miami Life Center,
Namaste Local,
Namaste Miami,
Seane Corn
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