Yoga: Benefits of Extended Hand-to-Big Toe Pose B
In the top photo, Karen demonstrates Extended Hand-to-Big Toe Pose. Bottom left is reclined pose and bottom right is standing pose. Photos by Fred Padilla.
In the top photo, Karen demonstrates Extended Hand-to-Big Toe Pose. Bottom left is reclined pose and bottom right is standing pose. Photos by Fred Padilla.
Karen Reeves demonstrates Vertical Splits Pose. Be the first to text her location and receive a free yoga class. 501-681-0566. Photo: Fred Padilla\ By Karen
By Karen Watson ReevesThe pose of the month this time, as the caption above states, is not a yoga pose at all. It is just
Hot Springs has been home to The Yoga Place for ten years, opening its doors on July 1, 2013. To celebrate the anniversary, a free
Karen Reeves demonstrates Reclined Hand-to-Big-Toe Pose A. Be the first to respond with her location and receive a free yoga class. Photo: Fred Padilla By
Karen Reeves demonstrates Flip the Dog pose in a beautiful bed of wildflowers. Photo: Fred Padilla By Karen Watson ReevesWe have all heard the phrase
Karen Reeves demonstrates Flying Splits Pose. Photo: Fred Padilla By Karen Watson ReevesHave you ever wanted something so badly that you could think of nothing
Karen Reeves demonstrates Plow Pose from one of Hot Springs’ most panoramic vistas. Photo: Fred Padilla By Karen Watson ReevesWhen I began thinking what to
Offering each other a helping hand with Tree Pose, are yoga instructors, Colleen Jones, Gail Ashmore, Lilly Crabtree, Karen Reeves,(owner of the Yoga Place), and
“Venus of the Springs” watches over Karen Reeves as she demonstrates Dolphin Pose.By Karen Watson Reeves The recently completed mural “Venus of the Springs” lured
Karen Watson Reeves enjoys special yoga time with her grandchildren during a recent trip to Disney World. For this photo, each child struck their favorite
Humble Warrior, demonstrated by Karen Watson Reeves, opens the heart to giving and receiving, followed by bowing in humility and gratitude. Photo by Fred Padilla.By
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