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Successful Behaviors
By Forte Yoga on March 27, 2018We’re all aware of the conventional things that super “successful” people do, right? They’re early-risers, schedule-followers, list-makers and perpetual networkers. While these are all great habits to form, what else can help to set you apart from the ordinary? Tossing the idea of luck out the window, it all comes down to a way of thinking and doing things that create a culture of positivity and growth.
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Featured Yoga Pose
Low Lunge Yoga Pose is a standing pose that targets the hamstrings and quads and is ideal for yogis and yoginis at all levels.
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Does Yoga Reduce Anxiety Levels?
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Is Yoga Hard?
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Is Yoga Good For Your Heart?
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Yoga for Stress and Anxiety
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Is Yoga Right For Me?
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Can I Do Yoga With an Injury?
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Does Yoga Tone Your Body?
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When to Eat Before Yoga Practice and After
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Does Yoga Really Work? – Yoga Benefits
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You may have heard a lot of amazing things about the benefits of doing yoga and have wondered to…
What is the Best Time to Do Yoga?
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Does Yoga Reduce Stress?
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With an estimated third of American adults admitting to chronic stress, especially in the workplace, finding ways to reduce…
Yoga Pose for the Camera
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Rollover for Knowledge
Yoga is much more than an exercise routine; yoga is a traditional practice that has existed for over 5000 years with deep spiritual roots. We love learning about the history of this ancient art and are eager to share it with you. Find some tidbits below and much more around the site.
nyasa
nyasanyasa trust, placing, planting; a ritual in Hinduism, the practice of touching various body parts or thinking of specific body parts as you recite specific sections of a mantra. These parts are infused with life force by invoking the presence of the deity specific to the mantra within the body. Each mantra is associate with a specific nyasa. |
Visuddha
VisuddhaVisuddha Located the throat area, Visuddha, the Throat Chakra, represents improved speech and communication, creativity and self expression. |
Sivananda
SivanandaSivananda There are five main tenets to Sivananda yoga: Asanas (proper exercise), Pranayama (proper breathing), Savasana (proper relaxation), proper diet (vegetarian), and Vedanta (positive thinking) and Dhyana (meditation). Sivananda classes take their time and tend to start with sun salutations before they move on to twelve basic poses: headstand, shoulder stand, plow, fish, seated forward bend, cobra, locust, bow, seated spinal twist, crow, standing forward bend, and triangle. |
The gift of learning to meditate is the greatest gift you can give yourself in this lifetime.
Sogyal Rinpoche
Do not ask for less responsibility to be free and relaxed—ask for more strength!
Shengyan
Yoga is invigoration in relaxation. Freedom in routine. Confidence through self control. Energy within and energy without.
Ymber Delecto
A smile is a curve that sets everything straight.
Phyllis Diller
Live with intention. Walk to the edge. Listen hard. Practice wellness. Play with abandon. Laugh. Choose with no regret. Appreciate your friends. Continue to learn. Do what you love. Live as if this is all there is.
Mary Radmacher
Yoga is 99% practice and 1% theory.
Sri Pattabhi Jois
About Forte Yoga
At the core, the word forte means “one’s strong point.” We believe yoga is everyone’s “strong point” — in many cases, simply locked away deep inside, until someone or something is inspirational enough to uncover it. Our saying is For The Expressions; not only is yoga expressive in terms of exercise, but it’s also an artistic expression for many.
Passionate
Yoga is all about passion. For many, it is a gateway drug into the many other life-improving practices such as meditation and healthy eating. Forte Yoga loves this drug and wants to share it with you.
Comprehensive
With all of its deep history and recent adaptations, it is incredibly hard to find comprehensive information about everything yoga. Forte’s goal is to compile, enhance and present all of the yoga information out there in an accessible, honest and current way.
Expressive
Our saying at Forte Yoga is For The Expressions. Not only is yoga expressive in terms of exercise, but it’s also an artistic expression for many. It is calming, focusing, challenging and fun, all at once.