My Top 5 Yoga-Related YouTube Moments
So, with no cable television or satellite to speak of, I am a frequenter of the internet phenomenon that is YouTube. Sometimes educational, often entertaining, I just LOVE how much YOGA is out there! After much deliberation, I have narrowed it down to my Fav 5 Yoga Moments on YouTube (cue drum roll). For your consideration, we have:
#5 Esak Garcia 2007 Bikram Yoga Championships All thoughts about yoga asana competition aside (another day, another post perhaps), this is a truly beautiful demonstration and offering to the yoga community.
#4 I Need A Yogi Feels so wright it can’t be chatuWRONGa! A little bit crude? Maybe. A whole lot of funny? Definitely!
#3 Solid Potato Salad Where’s the yoga you ask? Just wait. It gets pretty bendy after about 45 seconds. Complete with 3-Person Cartwheel Mandala at the end. Yeowza!
#2 Acro-Yoga Performance Another exquisite offering of yoga. Also adding to the beauty: music by DJ ChebISabbah. All kinds of yoga yummy. Siiiiiiggghhhhhhh …
#1 Bodhisattva in metro This is my all time favorite. Hands down. Please watch and experience the magic for yourself.
Bodhisattva is the name given to anyone who seeks enlightenment for the benefit of ALL beings.
Thanks for tuning in! Please vote for your favorite below or feel free to add to the list!
Keep it Hot & Bendy,
Lindsay 
Lindsay! Love this article. #2 made me cry. We gotta do this! Keep up the great work!
Also, i tried to enter my web site but it kept telling me it wasn’t valid.
http://www.ushasyoga.com
January 23, 2010 at 11:49 am
Thanks, Anna! Yep, that Acro Yoga demo is incredible. Their trust and support for each other expressed so beautifully with their bodies …. totally – moves me to tears.
Don’t know why it wouldn’t accept your url … first time that has happened as far as I know. Love your new site by the way!
January 23, 2010 at 2:15 pm
Hi! from Munich. I enjoy your blog
February 26, 2010 at 6:19 am
Wow, interesting videos. I’ve never tried HOT yoga. I think I would faint. I need it to be a reasonable temp. Stopping by from SITS.
March 23, 2010 at 11:34 am
Thanks for stopping by, Jenn! There are varying degrees of heated classes and styles — anywhere from 80 degrees to 110. Some people love it instantly and for others it’s an acquired taste. Then, of course, others can’t stand it AT ALL. I think it is worth trying, at least once, ’cause you never know! Anywho, thanks for the comment love!
March 23, 2010 at 12:01 pm
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September 2, 2010 at 1:23 am