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Veterans Yoga Project Celebrates Becoming a Registered Yoga School

Veterans Yoga Project Celebrates Becoming a Registered Yoga School A full teacher training is the goal for many yoga educators. For those who are able to create a 200-hour teacher training, becoming a registered yoga school with the Yoga Alliance is the dream. It signals that the educator places a value on a comprehensive, cohesive program. It also allows teachers who complete the training to become registered yoga teachers – which, for many institutions, is a…

Sharing Perspectives on the Ancient Practice of Kemetic Yoga Against a Backdrop of Military Service, Equality, and History

Sharing Perspectives on the Ancient Practice of Kemetic Yoga Against a Backdrop of Military Service, Equality, and History In one such instance, for Veterans Yoga Project Board of Director and Army veteran, Effie Baldwin, it came from long-distance running. Overusing this coping mechanism took its toll, overwhelming her immune system after she had competed in consecutive marathons. “I was aghast when my doctor recommended that I do yoga. I was {sic essentially} prescribed not to move.That’s…

Volunteer Spotlight: Rita Ramos

For many of our volunteers, the connection to both yoga and the military runs deeps. Rita Ramos is no exception. Ramos grew up in a military family. Her grandfather served in World War 2 in the Philippines and was a Prisoner of War.

Veterans Yoga Project Celebrates Becoming a Registered Yoga School

Sharing Perspectives on the Ancient Practice of Kemetic Yoga Against a Backdrop of Military Service, Equality, and History

Volunteer Spotlight: Rita Ramos

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