Welcome to our Viniyoga podcast where we explore yoga philosophy, yoga therapy, and yoga beyond physical postures. This episode with Chase Bossart, long-time student of Mr. Desikachar, focuses on breath centered yoga. Yoga philosophy gives us the pathway to influence our mood, or our state, into balance. The more out of balance we are, the more affected we are by the goings-on of life. This is true for our breath, too. The length of one's breathing is a manifestation of their state. This can work both ways. If you want to change your state, you are also talking about changing your metobolic rate, your emotions, your stability in your physicality, they all depend on each other. He addresses the concepts of: finding the rhythm that illustrates the state you are in, adjusting one element at a time, and maintaining a rhythm tham allows for a state change. As breathing is increasingly recognized as an important part of human physiology by western therapeutics, Chase Bossart, Yoga Well's Executive Director, clarifies the foundational physiological understanding of yoga and how this relates to prāṇāyāma practices including concepts, applications, and tools in our upcoming program, Advanced Viniyoga Applications: Prāṇāyāma - Breathing in Viniyoga. Learn more at https://courses.yogawell.com/advanced-viniyoga-applications-2

Welcome to our Viniyoga podcast where we explore yoga philosophy, yoga therapy, and yoga beyond physical postures. Michelle Fury, C-IAYT, LPC is a professor at the Community College of Denver and a Clinician at Children's Hospital Colorado. Join her conversation with Chase as they discuss principles in applying yoga to youth, the unfolding process of yoga, stages of life, nature of yoga training and business, clarity from yoga guiding career and life choices, and the experience of deep study in a shared group. Find Michelle Fury at RhythmsYogaTraining.com. Chase Bossart, Yoga Well's Executive Director, clarifies the foundational physiological understanding of yoga and how this relates to prāṇāyāma practices including concepts, applications, and tools in our upcoming program, Advanced Viniyoga Applications: Prāṇāyāma - Breathing in Viniyoga. Learn more at https://courses.yogawell.com/advanced-viniyoga-applications-2

Enjoy this Viniyoga practice podcast that artfully presents two different prāṇāyāma techniques to extend your breath. With the focus to movements that accentuate and support the mechanisms of breathing, this breath centered yoga practice includes gentle arm movements while resting on your back. As breathing is increasingly recognized as an important part of human physiology by western therapeutics, Chase Bossart, Yoga Well's Executive Director, clarifies the foundational physiological understanding of yoga and how this relates to prāṇāyāma practices including concepts, applications, and tools in our upcoming program, Advanced Viniyoga Applications: Prāṇāyāma - Breathing in Viniyoga. Learn more at https://courses.yogawell.com/advanced-viniyoga-applications-2

In this Viniyoga podcast, Chase connects yoga philosophy to breath based practice. In our Community Conversation, Chase discusses Prāṇā in depth and what happens when the most subtle system in the body, Prāṇā, is influenced by employing the techniques of Prāṇāyāma on our body's most vital function, our breath.As breathing is increasingly recognized as an important part of human physiology by western therapeutics, Chase Bossart, Yoga Well's Executive Director, clarifies the foundational physiological understanding of yoga and how this relates to prāṇāyāma practices including concepts, applications, and tools in our upcoming program, Advanced Viniyoga Applications: Prāṇāyāma - Breathing in Viniyoga. Learn more at https://courses.yogawell.com/advanced-viniyoga-applications-2

In the aftermath of her husband's life altering accident Robin Leonard turned to her practice and found the tools to not only navigate the initial shock of the event but the long road ahead her and her husband now faced. While navigating her husband's rehabilitation, Robin's studies of the Yogasūtras in the Viniyoga tradition informed her fierce advocacy for herself, her husband, and other caretakers. Her story is one of endurance in the face of the unthinkable.

Viniyoga is known as a breath centered yoga tradition. In this episode, Chase Bossart, long-time student of Mr.Desikachar and Yoga Well's Executive Director, discusses breathing capacity in the context of therapeutic yoga and mind body connection. As breathing is increasingly recognized as an important part of human physiology by western therapeutics, Chase Bossart, Yoga Well's Executive Director, clarifies the foundational physiological understanding of yoga and how this relates to prāṇāyāma practices including concepts, applications, and tools in our upcoming program, Advanced Viniyoga Applications: Prāṇāyāma - Breathing in Viniyoga. Learn more at https://courses.yogawell.com/advanced-viniyoga-applications-2

This yoga philosophy podcast episode is dedicated to the complementary medicine and science of Āyurveda. At Yoga Well, our interest is in exploring yoga philosophy for modern life and discussions of a mind-body connection. We need to include an exploration of yoga's sister science. Join Yoga Well's Offerings and Business Manager, jess demshar, as she hosts a discussion with Certified Āyurvedic Practitioner Elizabeth Bossart. Their nuanced conversation explores the evolution of personal practices within the concepts of doṣa and identity, guṇas, changing patterns over time, the importance of a trusted outside reference as a guide, and, ultimately, what balance looks like in Āyurveda and why it matters. Āyurvedic Cooking with Elizabeth Cunningham Bossart begins Thursday, August 13th! This course is a 4-month immersion into caring for yourself and your family with Åyurvedic wisdom and science through the foods you cook and the pantry you keep. Register at https://courses.yogawell.com/the-ayurvedic-cooking

Enjoy this meditation podcast with breath-centered yoga focusing on the space in your heart. Gentle movements on your back with breath regulation evolve into a meditation on the space in your heart. This practice is a sample of Yoga Well's weekly practice class, Yoga for Meditation.

Learn more at https://courses.yogawell.com/Yoga-for-Meditation