Deborah Tudor

Evans, GA, United States

Commented on Govinda Jaya

01 Aug 08:21

Mark!!🥰

15 Jul 08:59

Andrea has beautiful vocal tone, pace and enunciation skills! This is such a delightful analogy about the tree in the forest. Poetically powerful! Because I instruct new moms in the morning classes I teach, this script has now become my go to meditation during the Savasana section. Thank you! :-)

Commented on I Am Meditation

15 Jul 06:40

Thank you, Mark! :-) such a valuable addition to our training.

This was a quite powerful practice, and I've repeated it twice more already, as I've marked it as one of my favorites!

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Commented on Power Flow Vinyasa

04 Jul 11:04

Delightful recommendation! Glad I choose to follow the suggestion to do this one! Strength was flowing into my body throughout Sharon’s harmonious guidance. Crisp & clear, pure pleasure to practice here.

OK, while waiting for the LIVE session to "iron out the tech problems", I'll put your suggestion into practice! Thank you! :-)

04 Jul 07:45

July 8-12 at my convenience, wonderful! Thank you! :-)

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02 Jul 12:08

This was delightful!! I immediately tried this, and my granddaughter was intrigued. She is 6 years old. So, I taught her to jump rope as a result. I’m of the jump rope generation… I’m 68 years old. I have a nice heavy leather rope with large wooden handles. It is so fun to now have this training video in our library. Thank you! :-)

Commented on Beginner Pilates

30 Jun 23:31

Wonderfully clear and nicely challenging sequences for an absolute beginner, Juan. Always good to learn new cueing for the basics. As always, beautiful form!! 👍Thank you! :-)

Commented on 2nd Chakra Kundalini

25 Jun 17:42

Such a delightful and illuminating Kundalini practice. Wonderful that this Virtual Yoga Studio gives us a taste of different yoga lineages. This is a superior practice video than many on YouTube that don’t, perhaps, give such warnings as given here. Because of the potential for injury to “new to Kundalini” practitioners these safety measures are very important to teach. Not only do they protect us, but teach us by modeling great teaching. Thank you! :-)