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Choosing a Focus

Dharana Dharana is defined as “keeping the attention on a single place.” Use viveka (discernment) to choose carefully and wisely so that it means something to you. This can be a physical object, a project at work, a new business…

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Angela Arrivo

Please welcome Angela Arrivo to the Office Yoga® family! Angela Arrivo is a certified Vinyasa Yoga and Office Yoga® teacher living in the Bay Area. Starting her Yoga journey in 2013 after curiously inquiring about a local Yoga studio in…

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OYO goes to Fyber!

Office Yoga® for the global tech company… We are excited to offer Office Yoga® sessions at Fyber! This company has 80-90% of their employees attend which demonstrates a strong team dynamic. The Office Yoga® session is all levels which allows everyone…

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Gina Rose Baiamonte

Office Yoga® Instructor Gina Rose Baiamonte is one of our highly skilled Office Yoga® instructors. Gina has been doing yoga for over fourteen years. She was first brought to the mat for a workout, but the practice quickly blossomed to so…

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Bring it Back to the Breath

Benefits of yoga breathing on mind and body One fundamental aspect of yoga and meditation is maintaining focus on the breath. Yoga breathing, or pranayama, is an ancient, 3,000 year old traditional Eastern practice that has many applications to today’s…

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Warrior 2

All of our poses and sequences have been verified and approved by licensed physical therapists at Renew Physical Therapy.  Warrior 2 (Virabhadrasana II)– This pose is a very strong and popular asana. In yogic mythology (I’ll give you an abbreviated…

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Pyramid Pose

Office Yoga® Pyramid Pose (Parsvottanasana) Pyramid Pose (Parsvottanasana) is great Office Yoga® stretch for hamstrings and hips. In his book Light on Yoga, B.K.S Iyengar, one of the greatest yoga masters of our time, claims that this pose (asana) relieves…

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Forward Fold

Monday morning calls for uttanasana. This pose lengthens the back body, particularly the hamstrings. In Office Yoga® we keep the knees bent so there’s little pulling in the low spine. The pose allows you to turn in and calm the…

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Why do we Vinyasa?

Why do we Vinyasa? Written by Kelly Ann Basin In Sanskrit, Vinyasa means to place in a special way. The Western definition is the movement between poses in yoga, accompanied by breath in order to form a flowing sequence. It…

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