Ugh, it’s rough. But working through the bumps in the road is always a part of life. Whether that’s healing the physical scars, getting back on your feet to take that next step towards running from walking, or building the courage to step into a studio and take a yoga class.
It’s personal.
A battle with your own sense of self and what you are or are not capable of doing right now. Being okay with being, as you are.
That’s my battle.
Albeit, there has been a legitimate reason to avoid yoga studios and turning up the running too much, I’m craving to take that next step. I love yoga, and while I do adore the ability to roll out of bed in literally anything and do a self-practice or follow an online class, it gets stagnant. Regardless of the level of difficulty, I’m craving human interaction that only an studio class provides and to join the yoga-community that I’m now living in. I want to feel inspired, to get that rush that only a new class experience or a genuine interaction with another teacher can provide.
I know my limits, will be avoiding explicitly “hot” yoga for the sake of my health, and looking for my fit. From my brief yoga experience while visiting before getting sick, I did feel inspired, excited, and wanting to hit the ground running with my teaching. So while the pace may have slowed and the focus shifted, I’d certainly like to work on dipping my toes back in.
It’s personal.
A battle with your own sense of self and what you are or are not capable of doing right now. Being okay with being, as you are.
That’s my battle.
Albeit, there has been a legitimate reason to avoid yoga studios and turning up the running too much, I’m craving to take that next step. I love yoga, and while I do adore the ability to roll out of bed in literally anything and do a self-practice or follow an online class, it gets stagnant. Regardless of the level of difficulty, I’m craving human interaction that only an studio class provides and to join the yoga-community that I’m now living in. I want to feel inspired, to get that rush that only a new class experience or a genuine interaction with another teacher can provide.
I know my limits, will be avoiding explicitly “hot” yoga for the sake of my health, and looking for my fit. From my brief yoga experience while visiting before getting sick, I did feel inspired, excited, and wanting to hit the ground running with my teaching. So while the pace may have slowed and the focus shifted, I’d certainly like to work on dipping my toes back in.
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