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The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Sarah Osborne
28 episodes
8 months ago
In this episode, Sarah discusses the history and creation of Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Yoga Nidra practices. Diving deeper into the intention of each practice, and further categorizing the differences among the three despite their crossover often seen in studios today. While each practice is unique in its approach and holds various benefits, they coincide with one another nicely. It is the softer, more restorative practices that offer a unique glance into the subtle body systems that ca...
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In this episode, Sarah discusses the history and creation of Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Yoga Nidra practices. Diving deeper into the intention of each practice, and further categorizing the differences among the three despite their crossover often seen in studios today. While each practice is unique in its approach and holds various benefits, they coincide with one another nicely. It is the softer, more restorative practices that offer a unique glance into the subtle body systems that ca...
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Alternative Health
Education,
Religion & Spirituality,
Spirituality,
Self-Improvement,
Health & Fitness
Episodes (20/28)
The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 29: Yin Restorative & Yoga Nidra Practices
In this episode, Sarah discusses the history and creation of Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Yoga Nidra practices. Diving deeper into the intention of each practice, and further categorizing the differences among the three despite their crossover often seen in studios today. While each practice is unique in its approach and holds various benefits, they coincide with one another nicely. It is the softer, more restorative practices that offer a unique glance into the subtle body systems that ca...
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2 years ago
17 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 28: The Difference Between Yin and Restorative Yoga
Join Sarah as she discusses the difference between yin and restorative styles of yoga. While Yin Yoga and Restorative Yoga are similar in their approach and may contain similar postures, the philosophy, intention, and inception of both practices vary. Learn the basics of both styles of yoga asana as you dive into the more subtle aspects of the physical practice. Want to learn more about the subtle body systems? Check out my audio course on insight timer to dive deeper into your asana practi...
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2 years ago
20 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 27: Various Styles of Vinyasa Yoga
Vinyasa yoga has become a broad term for a spectrum of various styles of asana practice involving dynamic movements led by breath. Join Sarah for this episode where you will learn about the Baptiste style of power yoga, the strength of slow flow, and the ease of vin-to-yin asana classes. To learn more about the energetics of the tools of yoga, such as asana, check out my latest audio course on Insight Timer regarding the subtle body systems! Support the show To learn more about the pr...
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2 years ago
22 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 26: The Energetics of Vinyasa Yoga
You're probably already familiar with vinyasa yoga, it is one of the most popular styles of yoga in the West today. Aside from "breath with movement" what is vinyasa yoga and what is the purpose of all those dang chaturangas? Find out that and so much more in this week's episode where we dive into the energetics of vinyasa yoga, some of its critiques, and why vinyasa yoga is an effective practice despite its more modern approach. If you would like to learn more about the energetic body and w...
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2 years ago
27 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 25: The Bikram Yoga Methodology
Bikram yoga is considered to be the first hot yoga practice in the West that set the yoga world on fire! With the room set above 100 degrees and the humidity 40% Bikram yoga is known for its unique approach to yoga asana. Join Sarah as she discusses the methodologies of Bikram yoga and its Hatha roots, learn about the 26+2 sequence, and discover the many critiques about Bikram yoga along the way. Support the show To learn more about the practice and philosophies of yoga, check out The Sincere...
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2 years ago
24 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 24: Three Myths About Ashtanga Yoga & Ashtanga Yoga Resources
Join Sarah as she dispels three of the most common myths regarding the practice of Ashtanga Yoga, that may surprise you. Most yoga practitioners are intimidated by the practice of Ashtanga, and while it is a strong, dynamic practice, it's much more accessible than you may think. Give this episode a listen and see for yourself! Want to learn more about Ashtanga? Check out Sarah's favorite Ashtanga Yoga resources below. Ashtanga Yoga: The Practice Manual by David Swenson Sacred Fire by Kino ...
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2 years ago
25 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 23: Ashtanga Yoga & The Tristhana Method
In this episode, Sarah discusses the lineage and methodology of Ashtanga yoga. Learn the difference between a Mysore-style class and a guided class, as well as how Ashtanga extends beyond the physical practice and into the inner alchemic practice of yoga. Ashtanga yoga is Sarah's personal practice and as always it never seems like you can get all the info in just one episode. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for part two, where Sarah dives into her personal Ashtanga journey and debunks some m...
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2 years ago
33 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 22: Iyengar Yoga
Join Sarah for a discussion regarding the practice and philosophy of Iyengar Yoga. While the style of Iyengar Yoga may not be as common today in studio settings, its methodologies are widely used in a variety of yoga classes seen today. Iyengar was one of many students of Krishnamacharya, and well known for his contributions to yoga in the West. Despite his contributions, Iyengar was not a perfect teacher. Learn more about Iyengar as an individual and Iyengar Yoga as a practice in this episod...
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2 years ago
25 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 21: Iyengar, Pattabhi Jois, and Krishnamacharya
You can't mention Iyengar without talking about Pattabhi Jois, and Krishnamacharyra. In this episode, learn about BKS Iyengar's journey to yoga, his teacher and brother-in-law, Krishnamacharya, and his fellow student K. Pattabhi Jois. While both Krishnamachraya's students grew to be pioneers within their respective practices, both students have developed rather different methodologies when it comes to yoga asana. Join Sarah as she dives into the history of these modern yoga lineages while dis...
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2 years ago
17 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 20: Hatha Yoga Asana
Join Sarah in discussing the physical practice of Hatha yoga and how Hatha yoga approaches asana. Each lineage of yoga has its own unique philosophies that create the experiences on your yoga mat. Learning the various styles of yoga asana as well as their history can help you prepare for your next studio class. Support the show To learn more about the practice and philosophies of yoga, check out The Sincere Yogi Blog Practice with Sarah! Join a live, virtual class on Insight Timer Downl...
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2 years ago
17 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 19: Hatha Yoga and the Kriyas
Join Sarah for a discussion regarding the lineage and practice of Hatha Yoga. In this episode, Sarah talks about the practice of Kiryas in relation to Hatha Yoga, and how the Kiryas affect the asana practice. Learn more about the intention of Hatha yoga, and how Hatha yoga sets the foundation for a lot of the modern practices seen in the West today. Support the show To learn more about the practice and philosophies of yoga, check out The Sincere Yogi Blog Practice with Sarah! Join ...
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2 years ago
18 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 16: Yoga Asana, The Third Limb
Join Sarah for the second season of The Sincere Yogi Podcast talking all things asana! In this season, Sarah breaks down the third limb of the eight-limbed path of yoga, the yoga asana or postures. Not only will you learn the intention behind the postural practice of yoga, but you will also learn the history of key lineages and styles of practice that are common among studio classes today. In this episode, Sarah discusses the purpose of physical practice along with the benefits of yoga postu...
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2 years ago
18 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 15: Season Finale - The Yamas, Niyamas, and Yoga Sutras.
Join Sarah for the season finale of The Sincere Yogi Podcast. In this episode, Sarah summarizes the first two limbs of the eight-limbed path of yoga and provides further resources for self-study. The Yoga Sutras on Amazon Sarah's Library Join one of Sarah's live virtual classes on Insight Timer Download the Yin Yoga Masterclass Bundle complete with a practice guide and three full-body flush yin yoga classes Follow Sarah's journey on Instagram Support the show To learn more about ...
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2 years ago
24 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 14: Ishvara Pranidhana and the Eight Limbed Path of Yoga
Join Sarah as she discusses the final niyama in the eight-limbed path, Ishvara Pranidhana. Ishvara Pranidhana is the act of surrendering to a higher source, or God. This topic can feel like a loaded one since yoga has grown in popularity. It's important to keep in mind that because of cultural upbringing, religious beliefs, and personal values, this practice will be incredibly personalized to the practitioner. That doesn't mean you have to shy away from the topic, or stop practicing if you're...
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2 years ago
18 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 13: Svadhyaya and the Eight Limbed Path of Yoga
Join Sarah to discuss the fourth niyama, or mental observance, svadhyaya. Svadhyaya is the act of self-study and encompasses everything from reading books to investing in workshops and trainings. However, it doesn't end there. If you're not implementing what you're learning then you're not really practicing svadhyaya. Self study is not just about furthering your education but also studying yourself as you do so. Svadhyaya asks you to sit in the observer seat and notice your reactions, thought...
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2 years ago
19 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 12: Tapas and the Eight Limbed Path of Yoga
Join Sarah as she discusses the third niyama on the eight-limbed path of yoga - tapas. Tapas, meaning austerity or discipline, is a critical aspect of any yoga practice. Every limb along the eight-limbed path of yoga will require some level of awareness and discipline in order to put these concepts into practice. While it is important to hold yourself accountable, it's also important to understand that discipline is not a form of punishment but rather a radical form of self-love. The practice...
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2 years ago
18 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 11: Santosha and the Eight Limbed Path of Yoga
Join Sarah as she continues exploring the yoga niyamas and the eight-limbed path of yoga. In this episode, Sarah dives into the topic of santosha, or contentment, the second niyama along the eight-limbed path. While the concept of contentment is simple to grasp, the application and continuous cultivation of contentment can be challenging. Cultivating contentment requires patience, honesty, and acceptance. Without practicing the previous yamas and niyamas, finding contentment can seem nearly i...
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2 years ago
23 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 10: Saucha, Purity and the Yoga Practice
Join Sarah for a discussion about the yoga niyamas, the second limb of the eight limbed path of yoga. While the yoga yamas are moral disciplines, the niyamas are mental observances. To practice the yoga niyamas is a daily intention of honesty and mindfulness. Like the yamas, there are five niyamas to practice and the first niyama is saucha or purity. Saucha is the perfect segue between the first and second limb of yoga as the yoga yamas help purify your karmic energy and patterns. Learn mo...
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2 years ago
20 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 9: Aparigraha and the Yoga Yamas
Join Sarah as she explores the practice of aparigraha or non-possessiveness. Aparigraha is often referenced in conversation with greed or not being attached to physical objects. However, the practice of non-attachment also refers to the past, present, and future. This is where aparigraha becomes a challenging mental practice. Non-attachment, or "letting go," does not mean you bypass your thoughts or feelings. It's important to be present with your experiences in order to learn and grow. Howev...
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3 years ago
18 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
Episode 8: Brahmacharya and the Eight Limbed Path of Yoga
Let's get intimate! In this episode, Sarah discusses the fourth yama, brahmacharya in both its traditional and modern practice. While brahmacharya can be taken to the extreme and practiced as pure celibacy, there are other ways to incorporate non-excess of pleasure into your life. While non-excess is an aspect of brahmacharya, it is important that you don't confuse the practice of brahmacharya with the practice of non-possessiveness or aparigraha, the fifth and final yama. Cultural and soci...
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3 years ago
14 minutes

The Sincere Yogi Podcast
In this episode, Sarah discusses the history and creation of Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Yoga Nidra practices. Diving deeper into the intention of each practice, and further categorizing the differences among the three despite their crossover often seen in studios today. While each practice is unique in its approach and holds various benefits, they coincide with one another nicely. It is the softer, more restorative practices that offer a unique glance into the subtle body systems that ca...