Welcome to Mala Yoga!
We are a Brooklyn-based studio that focuses on alignment, balance and community. Have a read, try one of our Practice Podcasts, or come in and say "hi" in person!Categories
- COLUMN: IT'S PREP TIME!
- COLUMN: NEWBIE
- COLUMN: PRACTICE MAKES PRACTICE
- COLUMN: THE BALANCE SHEET
- COLUMN: THE YOGI NEXT TO YOU
- COLUMN: YOGA STUDIES
- COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
- GUEST CONTRIBUTORS
- OM-WORK
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- TEACHER’S CORNER: ANGELA
- TEACHER’S CORNER: CHRISTINA
- TEACHER’S CORNER: STEPHANIE
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- WORDS TO LIVE BY
- YOGA GLOSSARY
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- RT @schickney: My latest post for @malayoganyc is about becoming a different kind of student to become a teacher. #yoga malayoganycblog.wordpress.com/2012/06/04/tea… 7 hours ago
- How's our first teacher training going? Let @schickney give you an update. (Teacher) Training Wheels: wp.me/p1zH6Z 11 hours ago
- @sandrabark #smilesabound 5 days ago
Things We Love
Monthly Archives
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Category Archives: COLUMN: NEWBIE
Newbie
I’m done (or am I…) by Annie Carlin Everyone – it’s official!! I am finally an RYT-200 (registered yoga teacher at the 200 hour level). It seems a little anti-climactic, considering that I’ve been teaching regularly for months, but I’m still excited. Mostly, … Continue reading
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Highs and Lows: Taking care of my body by Annie Carlin Being a yoga student made me more aware of my body. Being a yoga teacher has made me hyper-aware of my body. I think it’s because I am no … Continue reading
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If you want to be a good yoga teacher, be a very good yoga student by Annie Carlin The title of this post is a quote from the fabulous Cora Wen’s twitter feed. I think she’s absolutely right so it … Continue reading
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An earthquake, hurricane, and what happens when our routines are messed with by Annie Carlin Hi Mother Nature! In a bad mood or something? So as you all know, this was natural disasters week in DC and NY. First we … Continue reading
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What would you do? by Annie Carlin I love assisting – at times love it more than teaching. You get to spend individual time with students, support their particular needs, give someone a little boost that gets them into the … Continue reading
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Santosha and teaching my first class by Annie Carlin Santosha, for those of you who don’t know, means “contentment” in Sanskrit. Santosha can be a difficult concept for me to grasp given my inclination towards anxiety and achievement. As usual, … Continue reading
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The Interview by Annie Carlin So I had my first ever yoga job interview last week. Learning how to operate in the yoga world as a potential employee is a new and fascinating experience. Also, I started a new policy analyst … Continue reading
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Assumptions, observation and being a good yoga teacher by Annie Carlin Yoga teacher training is so intense, so brain-filling, that it takes a while to process everything. It’s a bit like selective amnesia with little tidbits of information and wisdom … Continue reading
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by Annie Carlin Where there’s smoke… Wild fires are not something you normally deal with on the east coast and not something I ever thought I would experience up close. Yet here I was, in the Southwest for the first … Continue reading
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by Annie Carlin The Wall, Part II One of the local teachers told me that wild fires are caused by human error or stupidity 90% of the time. And to that I can only say, “Thanks guys…thanks. a. lot.” In … Continue reading
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