
Ma Yoga Living Tip from Kelsey Flatley, Certified Ma Yoga® Prenatal & Mom Yoga Instructor
I completed my first 200-hour certification with M3Yoga in 2019. Subsequently, I completed 500 hours of Rasa Yoga training
I completed my first 200-hour certification with M3Yoga in 2019. Subsequently, I completed 500 hours of Rasa Yoga training
I completed my first 200-hour certification with M3Yoga in 2019. Subsequently, I completed 500 hours of Rasa Yoga training
Pelvic floor issues don’t get the attention they deserve, but they are super common. Yet there are things you can to do prevent and treat leakage, prolapse, and tightness. Pelvic Floor expert Physical Therapist Whitney Sippl provides tips for pregnant mamas and new moms for keeping pelvic floor happy.
Being a new mom is not easy. Postpartum comes with many challenges, and Covid has only added to them. Get some tips from pediatrician Dr. Jeon, UCLA to make it a little easier.
Prior to starting the Ma Yoga Living Room, I received an email from a mom-to-be looking for prenatal yoga in Tokyo. The email read, “I’ve read about Ma Yoga classes. Are there any here?” I
Empty presence is a way to show up for our little ones so that they can explore life without our constant input and explanations.
Here’s a sample from the Ma Journey of the kind of quick practices we do each week that connects us to our core, our breath, and to our body in a nurturing way.
Empty presence is a way to show up for our little ones so that they can explore life without our constant input and explanations.
I went to a lovely yoga class yesterday where we focused more on being than doing. Even when we “did”, we tried to come from “be.” I experienced a sweetness that I think we tend
Empty presence is a way to show up for our little ones so that they can explore life without our constant input and explanations.
When we lengthen and expand our breath – especially the exhale – we return to a natural rhythm, ground our energy and reset our nervous system.
Mama Talk: Sharing Yoga with Kids is about simple ways to playfully share yoga with kids. In this chat with Ma Yoga teacher and Mom Jamie Hanson, we share games to teach kidsto use their breath, their bodies and their minds to discover who they are and how powerful they are to change themselves and the world.
Ma Yoga Living is all about learning how to take care of YOU, as well as baby. Get a printable First 7 Weeks guide that includes healing tips and self-care.
Mama Talk: Sharing Yoga with Kids is about simple ways to playfully share yoga with kids. In this chat with Ma Yoga teacher and Mom Jamie Hanson, we share games to teach kidsto use their breath, their bodies and their minds to discover who they are and how powerful they are to change themselves and the world.
Whether you’re a new mom whose life is in chaos, or a mom-to-be running from doctor’s visits to Target, or just someone who’s super busy, it’s easy to run from task to task for days
To me, the universe has always had wisdom and love in it – always.
When I found yoga in my 20’s, I knew I had come home to a place that had language for this: universal Consciousness, intelligence…
There’s nothing better than starting your day off with an easy green smoothie. All you need are leafy greens, fruit, spices, plant-based protein, and water to concoct your own creation. Full of important vitamins and minerals, green smoothies pack a healthy punch to help keep your body and mind in tip-top shape. These are just a few of the reasons why they’re one of my go-to snacks as a busy mom…
I’m the cold master. The Queen of Colds. I spend most of each winter with a cold for years after my daughter was born. And then…. I discovered how to help my body fight them. I’ve spent three winters so far – no colds.
Welcome to the New Mom Care Package! I’ll be sharing support, tips, and freebies along the way that I hope will make your postpartum time easier.
You’ll find the first seven weeks can be the hardest…
As a mama of two littles, it is HARD to find time for my own yoga practice. While it is still a dream to make it to a studio and take a full yoga class with no children in tow, it does occasionally happen but doesn’t do much for me day-to-day. I realized early on, that developing ways to incorporate yoga at home was key…
I completed my first 200-hour certification with M3Yoga in 2019. Subsequently, I completed 500 hours of Rasa Yoga training
I completed my first 200-hour certification with M3Yoga in 2019. Subsequently, I completed 500 hours of Rasa Yoga training
Pelvic floor issues don’t get the attention they deserve, but they are super common. Yet there are things you can to do prevent and treat leakage, prolapse, and tightness. Pelvic Floor expert Physical Therapist Whitney Sippl provides tips for pregnant mamas and new moms for keeping pelvic floor happy.
Being a new mom is not easy. Postpartum comes with many challenges, and Covid has only added to them. Get some tips from pediatrician Dr. Jeon, UCLA to make it a little easier.
Prior to starting the Ma Yoga Living Room, I received an email from a mom-to-be looking for prenatal yoga in Tokyo. The email read, “I’ve read about Ma Yoga classes. Are there any here?” I
Empty presence is a way to show up for our little ones so that they can explore life without our constant input and explanations.
Here’s a sample from the Ma Journey of the kind of quick practices we do each week that connects us to our core, our breath, and to our body in a nurturing way.
Empty presence is a way to show up for our little ones so that they can explore life without our constant input and explanations.
I went to a lovely yoga class yesterday where we focused more on being than doing. Even when we “did”, we tried to come from “be.” I experienced a sweetness that I think we tend
Empty presence is a way to show up for our little ones so that they can explore life without our constant input and explanations.
When we lengthen and expand our breath – especially the exhale – we return to a natural rhythm, ground our energy and reset our nervous system.
Mama Talk: Sharing Yoga with Kids is about simple ways to playfully share yoga with kids. In this chat with Ma Yoga teacher and Mom Jamie Hanson, we share games to teach kidsto use their breath, their bodies and their minds to discover who they are and how powerful they are to change themselves and the world.
Ma Yoga Living is all about learning how to take care of YOU, as well as baby. Get a printable First 7 Weeks guide that includes healing tips and self-care.
Mama Talk: Sharing Yoga with Kids is about simple ways to playfully share yoga with kids. In this chat with Ma Yoga teacher and Mom Jamie Hanson, we share games to teach kidsto use their breath, their bodies and their minds to discover who they are and how powerful they are to change themselves and the world.
Whether you’re a new mom whose life is in chaos, or a mom-to-be running from doctor’s visits to Target, or just someone who’s super busy, it’s easy to run from task to task for days
To me, the universe has always had wisdom and love in it – always.
When I found yoga in my 20’s, I knew I had come home to a place that had language for this: universal Consciousness, intelligence…
There’s nothing better than starting your day off with an easy green smoothie. All you need are leafy greens, fruit, spices, plant-based protein, and water to concoct your own creation. Full of important vitamins and minerals, green smoothies pack a healthy punch to help keep your body and mind in tip-top shape. These are just a few of the reasons why they’re one of my go-to snacks as a busy mom…
I’m the cold master. The Queen of Colds. I spend most of each winter with a cold for years after my daughter was born. And then…. I discovered how to help my body fight them. I’ve spent three winters so far – no colds.
Welcome to the New Mom Care Package! I’ll be sharing support, tips, and freebies along the way that I hope will make your postpartum time easier.
You’ll find the first seven weeks can be the hardest…
As a mama of two littles, it is HARD to find time for my own yoga practice. While it is still a dream to make it to a studio and take a full yoga class with no children in tow, it does occasionally happen but doesn’t do much for me day-to-day. I realized early on, that developing ways to incorporate yoga at home was key…
Discover the do’s and don’ts, how to safely adjust regular poses and the amazing benefits of prenatal yoga.