Deborah Tudor

Evans, GA, United States

Commented on Hatha for Stability

14 Jan 04:56

Thank you! :-) 🙏

Happy New Year 🎆🎊🎈

Commented on Hatha Foundations 2

18 Dec 20:58

Don’t you agree that Angela has an excellent tone and pace to her cueing? Her vocal control guided me through a taffy pulling practice, warming and stretching my body. Thank you! :-)

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Angela, by using smooth deep slow breaths to appropriately compliment the sequencing, you guided me to a much less uncomfortable seated posture after only 30 minutes. 😊👍

Love the improvement !!

Salla, thank you for the cheerful time together on the mat. Blessings to you as you and I change the frequency of the world adding more love with a joyful opening of the heart chakra. The extra time in the sukasana/meditation post savasana was yummy indeed, and, yes, more of that is needed.  In fact isn't it what we just spent an hour preparing ourselves for..... 

16 Dec 13:39

Wonderful 🙏

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Thank you, Joanna, for the his powerful practice reminding me of the tools within me are enough in traversing my pathways leading ultimately to peaceful fulfillment ! :-) Your queuing and understanding presentation supported me on my journey towards bigger energies and stronger determination to persevere with courage and resilience.

Special applause for your queuing in Savasana, particularly the part making space for divergent needs of individual students to adapt to their bodie’s unique needs.

Namaste 🙏

Angela, your wiring is top notch and worthy of emulation by us teachers. Thank you! :-)

One excellent example ( of which I could site many more) is, “It’s really hard to do that when you don’t know what’s coming next.”

Then you wisely point out how Knowing what’s coming makes the second side sequence much easier to focus on subtleties of one’s own body. So astute !

04 Dec 07:30

Thank you so very much for this excellent tutorial on practicing yoga safely through the transition flow. I’m sure you’ve had many comments (as well as noticed yourself) that, when observing yoga classes, too many instructors go through this part of the sun salutation too rapidly for safety and correct form to be executed well.

I found your vocal quality and your queuing to be delightful and I shall “imitate” in teaching my classes.

Namaste 🙏

Such a sweet, slow burning flow. Truly felt the intensity. Thank you, Juan! :-) Approximately at 3:26, you lift hips almost level with shoulders. When I first studied yoga in 1978 in Texas, (US), we were taught that pose was called High Alligator or just Alligator and today’s common chataranga was called Low Alligator 🐊 or Level Plank or Low Plank. The typically slanting straight angle plank 📐 with shoulders above hips with both shoulders and hips in line with ankles was called Slanted Plank. Names of poses can certainly vary from place to place, lineage to lineage and decade to decade!!

Juan is so very clear and calming as the fire and air of a challenging practice bring energy into my body. Calm in the eye of the storm.

Actually got use of a large ball and two blocks to further enhance todays workout with Juan.

BTW: Watching this today after just experiencing Juan LIVE is a great follow up sequence. Pilates is so cylindrically engaging. Today is Thanksgiving Day in US.. so I’m extra thankful for YYF (your yoga flow).