Australia’s first online yoga studio
There are pros and cons of studio classes, and given new advances in technology
we can now be even more discerning about which classes we choose to
participate in and where (our own lounge room, perhaps?). Gone are the days
when yogis had to actually leave the house to receive guidance from an expert.
Introducing A Live Yoga – Australia’s first online yoga studio. This is great news
for people living in rural areas and the time poor, and live classes have a kind
of honest and authentic quality that other streaming yoga sites lack with their
glamorous production. Combine this authenticity with the familiar Aussie accent,
and it’s almost as good as having a teacher in the flesh. http://www.aliveyogi.comLittle Mandarin in Melbourne
New studio Little Mandarin stands out from the crowd. Although aerial yoga has
been around for a while, these yogis are the only ones offering in it the CBD. Perhaps
a more unique offering, though, are the philosophies built upon multi-cultural
inclusiveness. The space fully embraces Melbourne’s cultural diversity – practicing
what they preach with an impressive lineup of multilingual teachers who are
committed to supporting the practice of the city’s non-English speakers. They
of course welcome people from all backgrounds, and provide a space for the
creation of a diverse community of yogis, from both western and non-western
backgrounds to learn and grow together. http://www.littlemandarin.melbourne
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