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Where would you rather practice yoga: any old studio, or the courtyard at the MFA? We thought so. Starting in January, the museum is launching […]
A few ways that hospitals are humanizing care.
Road trips can be a drag. After listening to your prepared playlist a few times and exhausting any car games you know, you inevitably start […]
Greetings, sweater season. Cooler temperatures are rolling in, and it’s beginning to seem like tank tops and shorts might not see the light of day again […]
A glance at the average yoga studio’s schedule is enough to make a new—or even returning—yogi’s head spin. What’s the difference between power yoga and […]
The relaxation response—a state of deep rest brought on by activities like yoga, meditation, and prayer first described by Harvard Medical School’s Herbert Benson—won’t only […]
For Rebecca Pacheco—a Boston yoga instructor and author known as Om Gal—yoga and running are the perfect fitness marriage. “No one is meant to spend their life […]
September was a doozy. Whether you went back to school or not, you’re likely dealing with a longer commute, more foot traffic around Boston’s busy […]
YOGAFEST UPDATE: Due to the predicted rain for Sunday, #EmeraldNecklaceYogaFest will be moving indoors! Join us Oct 4th in Tansey Gym at Wentworth Institute of […]
Believe it or not, the first thing you notice is the heat. In the corner of a dance studio on the third floor of an undisclosed […]
A photo posted by YOGASMOGA (@yogasmoga) on May 9, 2015 at 10:16am PDT With a yoga studio on seemingly every block and more opening all […]
Considering how many times a day we reach for our smartphones, a hand without a phone can feel empty. But all that time spent looking down at […]
As of today, popular sister yoga studios Back Bay Yoga and Sweat and Soul Yoga will become part of national chain YogaWorks, making them the […]
Rosie’s Place, the first women’s shelter in the United States, recently awarded Roslindale social worker Theresa Okokon the Kip Tiernan Social Justice Fellowship—a $40,000 grant. […]
Day and night sessions at a recent Seattle event, via Instagram The days of yoga being synonymous with Enya and incense are long behind us—just […]