Our Origins Life on planet earth began as we did in the womb, in a watery environment and from the union of two cells to create a fertilised egg cell, which divides and multiplies over and over again in a continual growth and renewal. The development of humans began billions of years ago with
Hydrating vs. Dehydrating tissue Movement is the most important factor (next to water) for keeping our tissue subtle and elastic. The process of fascial hydration contributes to the feeling of pliability and suppleness; therefore movement is key. Fibers within the muscle work in a complex balance of relaxation, contraction and stretch. Strength comes not just
One of the most important teachings I give in any Yoga Anatomy Workshop is to show students how to ground themselves. Before starting with the very basic, yet effective explorations in to how to do it, let’s study the definition of ‘grounding’. One common definition of grounding is related to electricity supply systems; the
