It’s day 28 of our 30 Day Yoga Challenge with instructors Ian Seagrave Chapman and Shanine Collinson from yoogaia.com, designed to teach you 1-2 poses a day for a month and give you a basic grounding in yoga. Nearly there now and today, Shanine is teaching the Fish Pose
If you’re just joining us, scroll down for our challenge from Day 1
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30 Day Yoga Challenge – Day 27
Yoogaia.com is the world’s first ever online yoga studio where you can attend live classes or watch recordings 24/7. It was founded by Mikko Petaja in 2013, after realising that his daily journey to the yoga studio before work was adding to his stress levels rather than reducing them. How to solve this? He was unable to find any interactive sessions anywhere, only videos…and so the idea of Yoogaia was born. Yoogaia.com brings yoga, pilates, core, barre classes and even meditation sessions to your home, in real-time and offers live classes, personally guided through your own web cam, like Skype. You can also attend without web cam if you’re feeling shy. If you miss a live class, you can watch the recording anytime, anywhere. Participants are not visible to each other, only to the instructor. It really is that easy. Follow them on twitter at @yoogaiacom.
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