Welcome Raymond to our regular schedule! He will be teaching Mondays’ Yoga Flo 1 from 6:00-7:15pm for the rest of the year.
We asked him three questions so you can get to know him a little better. Read his answers below and check out his class sometime! […]
Merci à tous pour votre participation à notre cours de Yoga pour une Cause : En Solidarité avec Lebanon.
Voici la liste de musique en souvenir !
Thank you to everyone who participated in our Yoga for a Cause: In Solidarity with Lebanon class.
Here is the playlist as a souvenir!
It’s zucchini time! If you have non-zucchini lovers in your household like I do, these muffins can help you get rid of all that zucchini PLUS, get them to eat their veggies and ask for more! […]
Le baladodiffusion de Luna!
Après avoir fini mon cours en ligne un samedi matin, j’étais contente d’avoir vu tous ces visages que je voyais auparavant à Luna chaque fin de semaine, mais je me suis sentie aussi nostalgique. J’étais nostalgique d’un temps quand je pouvais connecter avec tous ces yogis venants au studio. Jusqu’à ce que Luna puisse réouvrir ses portes, je me suis dit pourquoi pas commencer des conversations et les partager avec vous ! Pour le premier épisode je voulais parler à Jennifer Maagendans, la propriétaire et fondatrice de Luna Yoga, pour savoir comment elle allait durant ces temps difficiles pour le studio, comment elle s’était adaptée à ce nouveau mode de vie lié à la pandémie de Covid-19.
Si vous êtes aussi curieux de savoir comment va Jenn, et d’entendre Jenn partager des souvenirs drôles à Luna, écoutez ce premier épisode de baladodiffusion et n’hésitez pas à nous joindre pour nous dire comment vous avez trouvé ca !
La vidéo est aussi sur notre compte Instagram @lunayogamtl
Luna has a podcast!
As I finished my online class one Saturday morning, I felt happy to see so many faces I used to see at Luna every weekend, but I also felt nostalgic. Nostalgic for a time when I was able to connect with the many yogis who come to the studio. Until the studio can open its doors again, I thought why not get some conversations going and share them with you! For the first episode I wanted to talk to Jennifer Maagendans, the owner and creator of Luna, in order to find out how she was doing during these challenging times for the studio and how she’s adapted to this new lifestyle during the Covid-19 pandemic.
If you also want to know how Jenn is doing, and hear about some funny Luna moments, check out this first podcast episode and don’t hesitate to reach out afterwards to let us know what you think!
The video is also on our Instagram account @lunayogamtl
We’re experiencing so much change; this pandemic has forced us into a different lifestyle than what we most of us were used to for most of us, and brought along with it many internal insecurities while we were in isolation. This situation may have caused you to having have anxiety, feeling down and being afraid for others and for yourself. We have all been affected to a certain extent by this pandemic, not just locally but worldwide. […]
With everything that’s transpired over the last few weeks, like many of you, I am horrified and outraged by much of what I see, hear, listen, and read. It’s also been a confusing time as I’ve been asking myself for days how I can help, where I can start, and what I can do to help support this movement and stand together. […]
We're bearing witness to history writing itself. All of this change, all of this turmoil, all of this turbulence and chaos. History is writing itself and we will look back on these days, weeks and months. […]
So you’re probably wondering who I am! Yes I am a chef from NYC, and yes I specialize in plant-based cooking. But you may be surprised to learn that I was once a front desk receptionist at Luna Yoga. We go way back! Well, at least back to 2013. I worked at Luna for a little over a year and it became my home away from home as an American in Canada. I felt a sense of community and comfort working there and practicing yoga. I even started to teach yoga towards the end of my time at Luna (and in Canada). […]
If you’re like me, you haven’t seen your mom in weeks. Zoom & FaceTime are fine methods to see their loving faces, but my mom still hasn’t mastered the angle…
I never thought I would have an issue with my pelvic floor, I exercise almost daily, and I consider myself to be in pretty good shape. After giving birth to my second baby, I went for my regular check up with my osteopath. At the end of the check up he asked me if I was planning on doing physio for my pelvic floor. At that point in time I don’t think I had even ever heard of a physiotherapist who specializes in pelvic floor health. He informed me that it was regular practice in France; post birth all women were given a referral to see a pelvic floor physiotherapist. I remember him saying “If you broke your ankle, you would do physio to help recover. Post birth, your vagina has just been through a trauma, so why wouldn’t you do physio?”. His comment made sense, I had already noticed a difference in my body after my first baby. My second baby was breech, during pregnancy there was a lot of pressure on my pelvic floor, and post birth I knew my pelvic floor was not as strong as it used to be. […]
