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An old professor once said, “the one single thing that makes me optimistic, rather than cynical and pessimistic, are my students.” This rings true for me particularly in how I feel about our Chinese and Japanese Bowspring students, who recently attended trainings with me and Desi in Xi’an, China and in Tokyo, Japan. Xi’an, China […]

In the first week of September, last month, Desi Springer and I presented a 5-day Bowspring training in Tokyo. It was our fifth year in a row to teach the Bowspring method in Japan under the sponsorship of Mr. Kenta Nakano, who has been practicing Bowspring since taking a Sridaiva yoga workshop with us in

Michaelle Edwards is one of the most free-thinking, iconoclastic, revolutionary yoga teachers in the world. She is one of the first modern postural yoga teachers, who over 20 years ago, began introducing curvy, dynamic myofascial alignment in her public classes in rebellion to the yoga world’s standard model of static, linear stretching. Her leading edge

In the last week of October 2018, we held a 6-day, 30-hour training titled, Stalking the Shadow at Vital in Denver, Colorado. Over 60 Bowspring teachers from all over the world – Japan, Barbados, Peru, Spain, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and many from the US representing Florida, California, Texas, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Michigan, and Illinois gathered

While many people might concede that the quality of one’s posture can accurately reflect and influence their psycho-emotional state, the health benefits of posture are not given significant importance in the public view. After a century of the standard model of alignment dominating medicine, physical therapy, and modern postural yoga, the long-term health benefits of

Bowspring Europe Tour 2019 This Summer was our 6th year in a row to tour Europe and share the Bowspring method with a growing number of free-thinking students. In a whirlwind 6-week tour, Desi Springer and I taught Bowspring classes, trainings, retreats and workshops in Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Denmark, Austria and Italy to a total

Horizon Eyes Thales of Miletus loved to look up in the sky each day and discover new curiosities. Among the sparkling lights of the night sky, he would look for patterns of a grand organized field of creation.Once he was so engrossed in his nightly star gazing while walking in a field that he tripped