Motorcycling Soul Craft
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PUT YOUR BODY AT EASE TO TREAT STRESS
Schedule change for November YOGA & LEATHER.
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Move and Breathe with Ease and Attention to Experience Peace and Relaxation
Move and breathe with ease and attention to experience peace and relaxation Hello everyone, here’s Analysa, one of the Rez Riders Angels, demonstrating the anjali mudra this past weekend on my bike. Notice she’s at ease. To be at ease on a motorcycle and in life is what we practice at YOGA AND LEATHER: Yoga…
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Revisiting a Classic: ZEN AND THE ART OF MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE
Author D. H. Hickman, in a Brevity Blog, writes about Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, first published in 1974. She admits that she doesn’t like motorcycles – and calls them “an annoying piece of thunderous metal.” But when she re-read the book, in silence and slow time, she captured a sense of what the author,…
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Bikers, Yoga People: Something for you starting this month at Superstition Harley Davidson
YOGA AND LEATHER: Yoga for Bikers begins its third year in October at the Eagles’ Nest at Superstition Harley Davidson. One Wednesday a month, riders and anyone interested will gather for simple movement and breath work. This beginner level class is open to all. This is offered to riders to stretch the areas where we…
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YOGA AND LEATHER at Superstition Harley Davidson in the Eagle’s Nest – starting its 3rd year this month
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Yoga for Riders starting again this month
YOGA AND LEATHER: Yoga for Bikers begins its third year in October at the Eagles’ Nest (outdoor second deck) at Superstition Harley Davidson. Two Wednesday’s a month, riders and anyone interested will gather for simple movement and breath work. This beginner level class is open to all. This is offered to riders to stretch the areas…
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Another SAFETY TIP FOR BIKERS from #motorcyclingyogiG
Every day, evaluate your riding. It’s a habit I picked up from my days as a MSF rider/coach in Hawaii. I’d tell students one way to improve is to ask themselves how they did on the road when they were home and the bike was parked. And then I started doing that in a deliberate…