Nov 1, 2022
As a kid, I lived in a housing co-op for printers comprised of 7 buildings which were 18 stories each. Our crew would take the elevator to the top floor, and split up going down for efficiency. I don’t remember ever having to perform a trick and I do remember...
Sep 21, 2022
One of my favorite things to do is to be in nature (which Hippocrates called “the best physician”). When I was a younger adult, and lived on higher floors sans balconies, I felt envious of folks with ground to grow herbs in — even an outdoor deck...
Mar 25, 2022
We’ve been here before. The unpredictable hallmarks of spring — crocuses and bud-blossoms on trees — and we feel like we’re stepping back in right where we left off. Then, the temperature nosedives reminding us how much like winter we actually...
Feb 8, 2022
Portable, affordable, and easy on achy joints, resistance bands are my no-brainer go-to, especially when I’m on the go. By working with resistance created by elastic force, our movement practice can generate more stability, strength, and innovative play in...
Jan 20, 2022
By request! Join Yael in playful, gentle and profound practice that stretches the fascia, enhances your posture, and is a powerful addition to mobility and strength training using a walking stick (or broom). You’ll return to this again and again to help keep...
Jan 20, 2022
I’ve been recording these simple sessions for the Smith Center where I’ve been teaching gentle yoga to folks with cancer and other chronic conditions since 2017. In this one, we look at balance. Equanimity is the art of keeping our cool as we traverse a...
