Summer Series! Ep 1: Creative Ways to Inspire Your Practice This Summer

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Jason Crandell and Andrea Ferretti recording a Yogaland podcast episode sitting on the floor, photographed from above

It’s summer! My favorite season. But, I will admit, that I tend to be more loosey goosey in the summer about EVERYTHING, which means that sometimes my yoga practice falls by the wayside. With that in mind, I decided to create a special summer series with Jason! It’s been fun putting together six extra-special episodes for you all and I truly hope it inspires you.

For the first episode, we offer 10 Creative Ways to Inspire Your Practice This Summer. (If you want a written version of the episode, you can click here to go to the blog post.) Otherwise, listen below!


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