Your Yoga Practice Might Not Be "Embodied" (and Why it Should Be) - Conversation with Mark Walsh [Episode 185]

The Uplifted Yoga Podcast

What are you choosing to embody when you come to your yoga mat? Are you using the yoga postures to gain awareness of your subconscious patterning? These are the questions Mark Walsh, founder of Embodied Yoga Principals, poses in this powerful episode. EYP blends yoga asana, partner-work, body therapy, and martial arts to create a unique system of yoga for people who want to achieve real-world success. Postures and group exercises are used to explore and develop the body as a way of being, integral to how we live. This kind of yoga is not esoteric. It's about improving personal freedom, the relationships that matter most in our lives, and effectiveness in making the world a better place. Because Embodied Yoga is a set of principles rather than a style, it can add a new dimension to any form of yoga you choose to practice. Transform the way you view your time on that! You won't think about your yoga practice the same way after this episode.

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Mark Walsh, founder of Embodied Yoga Principles, has extensive training and facilitation experience with organizations worldwide, including Unilever, L'Oreal, Shell, Ikea, Virgin Atlantic, NHS, The Institute of Development Studies, The Natural History Museum, The House of Lords, The Met Police, and The Army of Sierra Leone and more.

He a black belt in aikido, a yoga teacher and has 20 years of experience training and teaching on five continents. You can find him on his Embodied Yoga Philosophy Youtube Channel, The Embodiment Podcast, and Twitter.

Special Guest: Mark Walsh

https://www.embodiedyogaprinciples.com http://www.embodiedfacilitator.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTE4NtZrTMN_pv1Wc15fRTw

Creator & Host: Brett Larkin

http://www.brettlarkin.com/

Sound Engineer: Zach Cooper

www.zmcmusic.tumblr.com

Producer: Benn Mendelson

www.sivanaspirit.com

www.sivanapodcast.com

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What are you choosing to embody when you come to your yoga mat? Are you using the yoga postures to gain awareness of your subconscious patterning? These are the questions Mark Walsh, founder of Embodied Yoga Principals, poses in this powerful episode. EYP blends yoga asana, partner-work, body therapy, and martial arts to create a unique system of yoga for people who want to achieve real-world success. Postures and group exercises are used to explore and develop the body as a way of being, integral to how we live. This kind of yoga is not esoteric. It's about improving personal freedom, the relationships that matter most in our lives, and effectiveness in making the world a better place. Because Embodied Yoga is a set of principles rather than a style, it can add a new dimension to any form of yoga you choose to practice. Transform the way you view your time on that! You won't think about your yoga practice the same way after this episode.

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Mark Walsh, founder of Embodied Yoga Principles, has extensive training and facilitation experience with organizations worldwide, including Unilever, L'Oreal, Shell, Ikea, Virgin Atlantic, NHS, The Institute of Development Studies, The Natural History Museum, The House of Lords, The Met Police, and The Army of Sierra Leone and more.

He a black belt in aikido, a yoga teacher and has 20 years of experience training and teaching on five continents. You can find him on his Embodied Yoga Philosophy Youtube Channel, The Embodiment Podcast, and Twitter.

Special Guest: Mark Walsh

https://www.embodiedyogaprinciples.com http://www.embodiedfacilitator.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTE4NtZrTMN_pv1Wc15fRTw

Creator & Host: Brett Larkin

http://www.brettlarkin.com/

Sound Engineer: Zach Cooper

www.zmcmusic.tumblr.com

Producer: Benn Mendelson

www.sivanaspirit.com

www.sivanapodcast.com

Please consider leaving us a rating or review on iTunes! Not sure how? Follow the steps at www.sivanaspirit.com/review

2018-05-29 31 min
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