The amount of sleep the body needs depends on age. Babies can sleep as much as 15 to 16 hours while children can sleep 1-12 hours. At the other extreme, elderly people rarely enjoy a sound, unbroken sleep of more than 5 to 6 hours. Modern life bombards us with stimulation: television sets, cell phones, […] Continue reading → 
Let us share the PR article about our next Yoga Teacher Training Corse to be held in Grenada this June. It was successfully posted to 25 of the best PR directory sites online! If you would like to discuss how this special yoga instructor training program could benefit your new career, please call us at […] Continue reading → 
The next local Yoga Teacher Training course begins September 15th and 16th and our Laluna Training Course begins June 1st-15th, 2012. How would you like to practice tools for finding your inner mojo and loving and living life more deeply! Our long teacher training days provide us with continuous loving good energy. We start to […] Continue reading → 
Mindful Breathing brings you into this precious moment. Practice this as often as possible. Some yogis believe we are allotted a certain number of breaths per lifetime. Many stress-related diseases are due to lack of breath. It’s so simple, breathing is the first thing we do when we are born and the last thing we […] Continue reading → 
Every year, Clayton Yoga hosts a fall Yoga Alliance Certified Teacher Training. The training which is led by Michelle Maue will begin on September 15th + 16th, 2012. Our current training is completely sold out. If you wish to sign up for this course, or have any questions about this wonderful upcoming event, please let […] Continue reading → 
Vinyasa yoga is a style of yoga which combines yogic breathing with playing the edge. These postures promote healing and stimulate circulation in the body. When we feel sensation or reactivity in the body and stay with the breath, we learn to remain calm and neutralize the negativity. It is then that we are able […] Continue reading → 
In this fast paced, high-stress world, do we really need our workouts to be driven and competitive? I have been a yoga teacher for 14 years and I really don’t think I need to be competitive at all. In fact, growing up, I played competitive tennis and won many tournaments. I began taking yoga 14 […] Continue reading → 
Each day, when we look outside, when we get our work done, we all can fall susceptible to giving our light away, becoming too attached to the moment. This serious side of life often can deplete our energy and leave us to feel more susceptible to stress, worry, depression and anxiety. Yoga, on the other […] Continue reading → 
These postures are designed to open your heart and set your spirit free! Several key yoga postures help you to allow energy to circulate freely in the body, sacrum and spine. When we stretch certain meridians open, synovial fluids flow freely again. Remember to take your time with each posture – pause the video as […] Continue reading → 
This excerpt is taken from a recent article in the Uptown Magazine about Michelle Maue. “Michelle Maue, runs Clayton Yoga, a yoga studio in Clayton, since 2003 and she has been practicing yoga for 14 years. When Michelle began practicing, she says she did not like being in her own body. “I wasn’t truly at […] Continue reading →