Mindstream Yoga is approaching its one year anniversary on February 20th and we couldn't be more excited or grateful to you all for helping us reach this awesome milestone! In celebration, we're offering a few great new things for our members and students:
1) Members-only free guest day! Going forward, any current member may bring one guest to any one class on the Third Thursday of every month, beginning February 21st
2) Anniversary weekend (Feb 14 - 17th) free member gift: if you're currently a member on auto-pay come in and pick up your free Mindstream magnet or tumbler!
3) Anniversary deals:
-Any member who refers a new member to join during the month of February will receive 50% off their next auto deduction. That new member pays $79 for their first month and then the regular price for individual or group pricing thereafter. The new member must join during the month of February.
- Feb 14-17: 10 pack for $130. One per person, up to 2 extra as gifts

I did teacher training to deepen my experience with yoga. I knew I loved the feeling of yoga--what it was doing for my mind and my body each time I came to my mat and so I wanted to do more of that to get more of that feeling and to discover how to weave yoga into my life.
Simply put, teacher training changed my life and how I live in this world. I knew I wanted to teach once I was finished, but I didn't know how much. There is truly something magical about yoga, the connections you make with people, the community you become a part of and how the true meaning keeps unfolding everyday. I knew that it was a path, meaning, it opens up so many doors for the student. If there is a point of interest that comes up in the training that is "your thing" or even after you start teaching, that path changes can evolve in many different ways. It is a gift to teach and a gift to practice, with teacher training, you get to do both and learn a deeper respect for the practice itself.
“May we always approach our physical practice with this deep appreciation- to be in these bodies, to move, to breathe, to feel, to sweat, what a gift”- Beth Shaw.
When I first thought about teacher training my initial concern was that I
just hadn't practiced yoga very much. So I thought that I wouldn't be a
good candidate because I didn't come to yoga classes very often. I
definitely did not want to stand out in the teacher training as the only
person who didn't know what the different postures were called and how
to move my body into them. So I put off the decision.

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