Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Yoga Testimonial


What Yoga and Andrea mean to me


"Honor yourself and those in the room for being here", is how Andrea ends each yoga practice. Having Andrea's yoga classes come into my life when they did, was a very important event for me personally. When Andrea says this, it is at the end of the practice, and it really does feel like we have honored ourselves and those around us. We have taken steps in very busy lives to do something for ourselves. Yoga with Andrea is a luxury that is similar to going and having a great massage at a spa-where you leave feeling relaxed, refreshed and energized at the same time. Yoga helps I think, particularly busy women who are constantly giving to others, but not always filling their own needs. This 3 to 4 times a week experience helps me to not only tone my physical body- but also to renew my spirit and help me to deal with life's experience better.


My thanks to Andrea for always making each class special and for putting so much of herself into each and every practice. Everything from the selection of the wonderful music that she plays and her step by step verbalization of what each pose is and how to do it has made going back to yoga for me very easy and relaxing.

Andrea also uses our classes to remind us of who we are-that we are not our work and whatever that is- it is just the work that we do not who we are, that the poses we embrace will help our bodies be more supple for each and every day ahead.

Thank you Andrea for being a great teacher and person!


Sharon-A returning Yoga advocate and devotee.

(pictured above: Yoga Instructor Andrea Hutchens with Lisa El Tawil, Sharon Dorris, Susan Baumhover, Joan Von Feldt and Kim Greene.)

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Coming soon....

Yoga testimonials from Sharon Dorris and Rick & Grace Greer.
*If you would like to submit a testimonial
email me at missdaisy7169@gmail.com.

Monday, June 30, 2008

A nice young man

This is a Hello to a nice young man named Nate Horne that I met in the security line at the airport yesterday. I was flying back to Phoenix from BWI when Nate turned around in line and asked me if I was flying to Charlotte (his final destination). We talked for nearly an hour until Nate caught his flight. He is in his second year in the Air Force stationed at Fort Meade in Maryland right now and has never been further west than Texas.
There is a reason that we ran into each other yesterday morning, Nate is searching for peace of mind (aren't we all). He wants to take yoga classes, be a gardner, and a massage therapist. Since Nate is only 22 years old I said, "You should do all of those things!"
Nate, when you finally travel farther west than Texas and you take that Yoga class, please let me know what you think.
Peace and Blessings all.-Andrea

Friday, June 27, 2008

Where did she go

Contact Andrea directly at missdaisy7169@gmail.com
to see where she'll be teaching yoga next!

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Peace of mind.


Recently I did a scrapbook page that was called "Peace of Mind". On the page there were three spots for different pictures. Then I stopped and looked at the page, wondering-questioning...what brings me peace of mind. What is peace of mind?
A quiet mind. No thinking, no thought or the absence of sadness, frustration, worry?
Peace of mind for me means content in the moment.
I sit on my back porch swing in the evenings and watch my unobstructed view of the sunset. I feel content. Yoga, whether I am practicing or teaching makes me feel content.
My boys, my husband and my dog all sleeping in their beds at night. I feel content.
What brings you peace of mind? Makes you feel content? What pictures would you chose for your page?

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Pose of the week.


Coming soon...


The Pose of the week.

Learn a new yoga pose each week.

The benefits of the pose and the contraindications.
Example above: Malasana, squat or The Garland Pose.
Benefits: A great hip opener/ hip flexor stretch.
Great for pregancy!
Not so great for those that have undergone a complete hip replacement.


Wednesday, May 21, 2008

An unforgettable homerun

Sometimes, just sometimes, winning isn't everything.
Sometimes, the power of character and the spirit of team
work are even more important.
What does this have to do with yoga?
Yoga inspires you to be a better person, and so will this
video. Please click on the please watch over there to the right.