No Ordinary Yogi

Katherine Biggs speaks to her yoga students and yoga teachers about their yoga practices. Real-life yogis talking real-life yoga. What gets us on the mat? What keeps us on the mat? And how has yoga helped us navigate the twists and turns in our lives? Every week I talk to ordinary folk who do yoga. We share our stories and our experiences both on and off the mat, in the hope we will inspire you to start or continue your yoga practice.

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No Ordinary Yogi

EP 1.01: Introducing the No Ordinary Yogi podcast

February 17, 2020 • Katherine Biggs

Show Notes Episode 1

In this very first episode of the No Ordinary Yogi podcast, your host Katherine Biggs shares why she created this podcast and what she hopes you will gain from listening to it.

This first episode is short, but full of love. I hope you enjoy it!

Thank you for listening. I hope you feel as excited about this podcast as I do! I love connecting with other people, so if you feel inspired or have any questions, connect with me over on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/noordinaryyogi or visit the website http://www.noordinaryyogi.yoga

Become part of the magical Great Malvern Yoga community at http://greatmalvernyoga.co.uk

About Your Host

Katherine Biggs has been a yoga teacher for seven years, and five years ago she founded Great Malvern Yoga, a dedicated yoga space in the heart of Great Malvern in Worcestershire. An old boss once said to her that if you cut her in half, you would find the word “yoga” running through the middle. This is not too far from the truth. Her mission is to bring yoga to everyone, regardless of physical condition, so they can start living a more conscious and mindful life.

Kat lives in the beautiful Malvern Hills in the UK, where she can often be found drinking coffee and stroking her four cats. She believes that if everyone does more yoga, we can all learn to live a life full of love.

Credits & love for this episode: Chris Morley & Linda Biggs (for listening to endless takes of this first episode) and Helen Rebello (for the encouragement and belief that I could do it).

Music:

Lazy Afternoon by Zac Nelson from www.premiumbeat.com