Category: Podcasts

  • 445. Apply More Vigor

     

    Vigor is one of those words that you can just feel when you say it with meaning. The opposite of vigor is essentially lethargy. It’s important, when not feeling our best, that we revitalize ourselves and apply some vigor to our lives. And it can even be an antidote to uncertainty and some of the difficulties we face in life.


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  • 444. The Magic of the Present Moment with Rohini Moradi

    444. The Magic of the Present Moment with Rohini Moradi

    Rohini Moradi is a certified reiki practitioner, yoga and spiritual teacher, healer, and the creator of the Magic Inclined community. We talk about her journey into the space she’s in now as a Magic Inclined facilitator, as well as the unimaginable grief she faced losing her daughter and how to comfort others through grief.


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  • 443. Wednesday Q&A: Hip Mobility, T4 Syndrome, Vertigo & Yoga

    443. Wednesday Q&A: Hip Mobility, T4 Syndrome, Vertigo & Yoga

    Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and we answer them!


    Your questions:

    • Having trouble weight bearing in hips when balancing in one leg (ie. three-legged down dog or airplane). Physician says it is just from a tight hip. Any recommendations?
    • How can I correct my T4 syndrome?
    • I’ve always had really good toe mobility and strength, but my boyfriend has low mobility and control. Can he learn to strengthen them, or was I just born with gifted toes?
    • Any suggestions for vertigo and yoga?


    Do you have a question?


  • 442. How Gut Health Impacts Brain Health

    Pay attention to your gut. There’s a lot of science showing the connection between the gut and the brain, and it’s responsible for so many things that we largely don’t consider. We are going to explore some of those connections now, and how looking at your gut can lead to so many insights about your overall health and wellbeing.

     

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  • 441. Rebecca Caroe Talks Rowing & Remaining Visible Through Midlife

    441. Rebecca Caroe Talks Rowing & Remaining Visible Through Midlife

    Rebecca Caroe is a master rower. She started in college, and now coaches athletes from 10 to 70 and beyond. She enjoys the challenge of teaching anybody how a boat moves and how to make it go faster.

    She started the Rowperfect rowing blog in 2007 and wrote most of the articles until 2018. She also started a massive global community through a Facebook group. We talk about her work as a master rower, creating a wonderful community, and giving visibility to midlife women through sport.

     

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  • 440. Wednesday Q&A: Text Neck, Holding Breath & Top of Head Pain

    Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and we answer them!


    Your questions:

    • What movement can I do for pain at the top of the head or neck?
    • Do you reinforce SSS while rowing?
    • I hold my breath every time I try to get into a handstand. Any advice?
    • How can text neck impact pain in the shoulders?


    Do you have a question?


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  • 439. Unperfecting Perfection

    Perfectionism is a very serious problem. As Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid’s Tale, wrote, “If I waited for perfection, I would never write a word.”

    Perfectionism is defined as a combination of excessively high personal standards and overly critical self-evaluations, and it’s an incredibly toxic trait. It’s different from high achieving. Instead of being something that motivates us to shoot higher, it can keep us feeling constantly defeated, and like we’re falling short. 

    We’re going to talk about what contributes to a sense of perfectionism, its three facets, and how to “unperfect” yourself.


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  • 438. Living a Vegan Lifestyle Joyfully with Nzinga Young

    438. Living a Vegan Lifestyle Joyfully with Nzinga Young

    Nzinga Young (also known as @veganzinga on Instagram) is a nationally-recognized figure within the vegan movement who creates amazing, joyful, and lighthearted content for current and aspiring vegans.

    She shares her vegan journey, where she got her namesake, dealing with judgment, and tips for anyone considering the transition to veganism.

    She is a shining light in the world and brings such a fresh perspective to the vegan conversation.

     

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