You read that right! Tayoga will be flowing to Classic Rock hits at Elevate Community Yoga next month! Are you as excited as I am? You may be wondering where this idea came from...the answer...my hubby! He is a big-time Classic Rock fan. You may remember that he is not a huge fan of yoga, but he loves me, so he puts up with my shenanigans. A while back, he told me he would go to at least 3 more of my yoga classes: Beer yoga (2 of my favorite things combined), Games of Thrones yoga (last season comes out in April!), and Classic Rock yoga. I didn't realize I would be doing a Classic Rock class but now is the perfect time. It is Teacher Training time at Elevate Community Yoga, so lots of pop-up classes are being added to the schedule. I hope you pop-in for a pop-up class, even if it is not my Classic Rock class. I promise you won't regret it. If you are interested in a far-out yoga experience, check out the details below. Peace! Tayoga Classic Rock Experience Details: Date: S

Hello all and happy Monday. I decided to theme this post around my favorite color, orange. If you know me, you know I am very passionate about this favorite color of mine. My love for orange started back in elementary school. I believe I was in the 4th or 5th grade when my parents bought a pool table to put in our game room. Oh how exciting that was! My friends and I would play for hours. Since we were not coordinated enough to play actual pool, we decided to come up with our own game. We would divide the balls between us by color, then roll them back and forth on the pool table trying to make them in the pockets on the other persons side. I always found myself choosing the 5 and 13 balls because they were such a fun, vibrant, happy, beautiful color...ORANGE! Since then, my love for orange has grown exponentially! I think it was fate that my first car was an orange 1972 Datsun 510. Fast forward to today and you will rarely see me without my orange sunglasses on. My yoga mat is orange

Happy 2019 everyone!   My husband and I have a tradition that started when we would get back from one of our trips. We ask each other, "Tell me your top 3 moments of the trip in no particular order." It gives us a chance to look back on the trip and really think about the great times we had. This tradition also applies to the year. At the end of every year, we ask each other the same questions and then get to reminisce about the great times we had over the year. Trust me, sometimes it is difficult to remember everything that happened over the year! For 2018, completing my 200hr yoga teacher training was definitely in my top 3. It was a huge accomplishment for me and something I never thought I would do. Yoga has been so good to me! What are your top 3 moments/trips/experiences of 2018? What are you most looking forward to for 2019? I'm looking forward to spreading Tayoga to more of the Modesto community, along with going on some international trips with the hubby.