Yoga News February 2008

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THURSDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 2008
	Bikini Boot Camp Shapes Up at Ritz-Carlton, Cancun
	For travelers wishing to break the routine, bring fitness into their lifestyle, and enjoy a Caribbean experience full of dynamism and renovation, The Ritz-Carlton, Cancun is introducing the Bikini Boot Camp, an energetic morning program offering a combination of outdoor exercises designed to sculpt and shape the body. At the Bikini Boot Camp, the beach and the hotel's swimming pools becom Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 26 FEBRUARY 2008
	Health Ministry to Introduce Yoga to Schools
	India’s Health Minister Anbumani Ramadoss wants to make yoga compulsory in schools. He would meet with Human Resources Department Minister Arjun Singh to make yoga mandatory in schools across the country. Ramadoss said he would take up the issue of making health a subject in schools so that children are made aware of health conditions like diabetes and hypertension and their prevention. T Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2008
	Yoga for Mothers and Toddlers in West Lafayette
	INDIANA - Sunayana Ferrer, a native of Puerto Rico, is offering a new Yoga Together course in West Lafayette. It is a different type of yoga session which involves mothers and their toddlers. The course uses playful techniques that can be enjoyed by children under the age of six. Ferrer said, “This is not a class for losing weight. It’s for spending quality time with your child, hugging, kissi Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2008
	Yoga Teacher Training Retreat in Bali
	Practice Ashtanga Yoga in the Yoga Teacher Training Certification Course from August 2 - 30, 2008 with Caroline Klebl. This certification course fulfills and surpasses the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training standards of Yoga Alliance. Caroline Klebl offers a comprehensive Teacher Training program for teachers, aspiring teachers, and dedicated practitioners of yoga. Her teacher training comb Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 20 FEBRUARY 2008
	Practice Yoga at the Workplace
	The Alberta Center for Active Living developed online programs that are perfect for those whose jobs require them to sit behind the desk for eight hours or more. The programs called Yoga @ Your Desk and Exercising your Hands and Wrists @ Your Desk are designed for people who want to stay limber at work. Angela Torry, an education coordinator of the Alberta Center for Active Living, said, Read Full Story