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We yoga teachers are a bossy bunch: 'put your foot here", 'feet parallel', 'square your hips', we use phrases like 'simple poses' and 'advanced poses'.

Let me show you why this is all because we don't know enough. We don't know enough about deep human difference. By showing you how we are all so very different deep down in our bones, you can instantly see how all the cues you've learned as a teacher are at best on shaky ground.

At worst, they injure your students. This info should change the way you think forever as a yoga practitioner and teacher. It did when I found out! Come join me.

This episode will work best on my youtube channel where I can show you the bones: https://youtu.be/gyK7L8MY-yQ

join my quiet rebellion here: https://www.dhugalmeachem.com/quietre... take my free foundations course here to simplify your health: https://www.dhugalmeachem.com/livelon... Have you ever found yourself in excruciating pain, desperately seeking relief? I'm there right now having had a climbing fall yesterday which has left me sitting on my couch with a nasty sprained ankle. No climbing for me for a while. But I'm pretty relaxed and a little happy that I have the tools to know how to heal. Do You?

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in this second of a series of mini podcast lectures on the theory of yin yoga (see episode 48 for part 1), I talk about the biochemistry (and qi theory of) why we must exercise our joints.

this is highly relevant in a culture where everyone has bad backs, bad knees and bad hips... even professional sports people.

how do we still not know how to work with our bones? what can we do to fix ourselves?

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in this first of a series of mini podcast lectures on the theory of yin yoga, I present why we practice yin yoga.

yin has become so popular over the last few years i feel we have lost the original idea of the first to curate and make this the practice the center of their yoga life... let's get back to basics

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There are 3 levels of yoga practice.

Overwhelmingly, I talk about the physical aspect of yoga as this is where most people start.
This week, we talk about the psychological level.

Now, this is not an actually getting naked meditation.
It is a getting naked psychologically mediation.
A getting rid of the loads we carry emotionally meditation.

To listen to this episode, please prepare a quiet space and 30mins where you will not be disturbed.
Join me and get ready to let go....

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(Part THREE of THREE).
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Most yogis (and yoga teachers) think we cannot do yoga poses because of tension in our bodies.

You've heard this, your hamstrings are tight, lengthen here... or your shoulders are not open, you need to be more open...

But, what if there was a MUCH more obvious reason why some can't do a yoga pose, but another can? What if this reason is not known by most yoga teachers (even the most famous ones).

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(Part TWO of THREE).

 NOTE: This episode is best in video, check out my youtube channel.

Most yogis (and yoga teachers) think we cannot do yoga poses because of tension in our bodies.

You've heard this, your hamstrings are tight, lengthen here... or your shoulders are not open, you need to be more open...

But, what if there was a MUCH more obvious reason why some can't do a yoga pose, but another can?

What if this reason is not known by most yoga teachers (even the most famous ones).

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learn how to do yoga different here: https://www.dhugalmeachem.com/livelonglivewell

Part ONE of THREE.

Most yogis (and yoga teachers) think we cannot do yoga poses because of tension in our bodies. But what if there was a MUCH more obvious reason why some can't do a yoga pose, but another can? What if many of us are wasting our time trying to do poses?

Before you spend time in master classes or perfecting a yoga pose, come join me to learn the fundamental knowledge to know how to distinguish if you can or cannot do yoga poses.

This episode is best on my youtube channel so you get some visuals....

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i treat sciatica and hip pain quite a lot in my acupuncture clinic. often i give patients a stretching routine between treatments. come see what I offer for those with really debilitating, painful sciatica.

this episode is best on my youtube channel so you get some visuals....

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i recently offered a free workshop entitled the 3 promises of yoga, the 3 big things we all should be getting out of our yoga practice. I've bundled this workshop into a podcast episode where I ask what are the 3 big promises of yoga, and why do so few seem to realise them?