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The real power of Yoga
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Yoga For the Fun of It
I love sharing inspiring words from a respected yoga therapist and colleague Carol Kruckoff. I intend my classes to impart this too. Bea Remember the feeling as a child, when the recess bell rang and released you out onto the playground to run, jump, swing and do whatever your little heart and body desired? Yoga…

