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Jeanie Carlstead shares love of yoga, community service (La Jolla Light)

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

Jeanie Carlstead Photo: Erin Kate Photography Jeanie Carlstead and her husband, Jeff, are longtime residents of La Jolla, parents of four children, and new empty nesters. She is the founder and director of La Jolla Yoga Center. She created and continues to teach yoga teacher’s trainings and the high school yoga and meditation program. She was selected as an ambassador for Lululemon, and teaches … Continue reading →

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Jeanie Carlstead shares love of yoga, community service

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

Jeanie Carlstead Photo: Erin Kate Photography Jeanie Carlstead and her husband, Jeff, are longtime residents of La Jolla, parents of four children, and new empty nesters. She is the founder and director of La Jolla Yoga Center. She created and continues to teach yoga teacher’s trainings and the high school yoga and meditation program. She was selected as an ambassador for Lululemon, and teaches … Continue reading →

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Jeanie Carlstead shares love of yoga, community service

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

Jeanie Carlstead Photo: Erin Kate Photography Jeanie Carlstead and her husband, Jeff, are longtime residents of La Jolla, parents of four children, and new empty nesters. She is the founder and director of La Jolla Yoga Center. She created and continues to teach yoga teacher’s trainings and the high school yoga and meditation program. She was selected as an ambassador for Lululemon, and teaches … Continue reading →

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Yoga guru a cultural bridge: Nepals PM

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

Yoga guru Ramdev is a symbol of friendship between Nepal and India because he is using Indian yoga to bridge the divide between the two nations, Nepal Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal said yesterday. Continue reading →

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Vail yoga studio hosts backbends workshop

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

VAIL – Yoga students have the rare opportunity to explore backbends on a deeper level this Monday at The Yoga Studio at the Vail Athletic Club when Kelly Heath, founder of the studio, returns to Vail for a two-hour session. This intermediate-level workshop will emphasize both traditional and more adventurous backbends in a safe environment. “Backbends can be daunting for many people, but when we … Continue reading →

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Ramdev keen to introduce yoga in Pakistan

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

After establishing yoga centres in Nepal, Baba Ramdev is now eyeing Pakistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Bangladesh to popularise the traditional Indian fitness system in the subcontinent. Continue reading →

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Lucy hosts vinyasa yoga class

Posted on March 31, 2010 by randy

Lucy in Darien will hold a free vinyasa yoga class on Friday, April 2, at 9 a.m. Continue reading →

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Video: Yoga, Doggy Style

Posted on March 30, 2010 by randy

CBS News RAW: Call it “doga;” a Seattle, Wash. yoga teacher has opened her doors to canine as well as human students. Pet owners can bring their dogs to classes for a true bonding experience. Continue reading →

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