Celebrate fatherhood with Jason in this Father’s Day Flow class. By Jason Crandell Most fathers I know share a few things in common. A love for their kids that’s genuinely hard to articulate. Hips that haven’t been properly stretched…
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In this blog post, we’re thrilled to share insights from Ingrid Melvær Paulin on goal-setting techniques for your practice on Glo. Ingrid is Glo’s Director of Research and Product Strategy. She has a background in behavioral science, focusing on…
Elena Brower On The Benefits Of Daily Practice
If that’s ever happened to you, you know. It was a tough moment, fraught with confusions in my parenting and my work. With my attention turned to the prospect of a few minutes of cleansing practice, I manage to…
Jason Crandell’s 5 steps to reconnect with your practice
We all get stuck in a rut from time to time—even yoga teachers. In fact, the question that comes up most frequently in the group of teachers I mentor is, “How do I keep my practice and teaching fresh?”…
TIPS FOR A BLISSFUL OUTDOOR PRACTICE
With most studios closed and months of fair weather still ahead, now is a perfect time to venture outside with our mats. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of whatever natural setting you choose—whether…
These expert-backed prenatal yoga tips can help you keep up a safe and satisfying practice throughout your pregnancy, whether you're new to yoga or an advanced practitioner. …
With stay-at-home orders in place, many of us have felt cramped, like we’re battling for valuable real estate around the house. If you were one of the rare few who had a solid home yoga practice and were able…
I recently visited one of my absolute favorite cities in the world: New Orleans. It’s a fascinating city, teeming with history, magic, music, and most importantly — life. New Orleans sings to you at the top of its lungs,…
The gift of parenthood is the opportunity to form a lasting, intentional, and beautiful relationship where growth and expansion in all areas of love and life are explored and encountered, both by child and parent. All too often, as…







