Enjoy yoga? There's a way to get even more out of it: Combine your yoga practice with cannabis. Stacey Mulvey, founder of Marijuasana says cannabis can help increase circulation, decrease inflammation, reduce muscle spasms, and get you in the right frame of mind for a great stretch. It's a great way to optimize your next yoga session.
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Read MoreI’m very excited to release this episode today, and I know you’re going to dig it as much as I do. I learned so much from my chat with Stacey, and I loved getting to know her and hearing more about her fascinating story. She is a really brave, cool, genuine, and empowered woman, and talking with her was so effortless.
Read More“I have this reputation that I’ve built up as a teacher, and here’s my credibility, and here’s my resume, if you will. And what I’m gonna do is also add [...] Ganjapreneur.”
Read MoreStacey Mulvey launched Marijuasana where she now travels the U.S. and internationally teaching all-inclusive classes fusing the wonders of cannabis with yoga, flow, and mindfulness meditation.
Read More"Cannabis helps you tune into the noise of your body. It helps bring awareness to what’s happening in your structure".
"Beyond that, the psychology of yoga, in a nutshell, is your connection to experience. Because cannabis alters that experience, it may lead you to contemplate your connection to the universe and how you’re relating to it. There is a lot of healing through cannabis and yoga."
Read MoreYou'll definitely inhale. This summer and fall, instructor Stacey Mulvey is introducing North Cambridge to “Marijuasana,” her signature cannabis-infused yoga class. Get ready for the chillest flow of your life.
Read MoreWho has the lockdown on what yoga means? Stacey Mulvey believes that the definition of yoga is flexible and continually expanding.
Read MoreThis piece seeks to define our sensory experience of movement, how emotion is integrated into this system, and cites studies that show how using the body as a route into this system combined with the use of psychotherapy has demonstrated improved emotional experience.
Read MoreWhen I changed my lifestyle to make exercise a priority, I couldn’t afford to pay for a gym membership, nor did I want to. I had been to gyms, and had come away with the impression that they are smelly, loud, and harshly-lit spaces where there is usually a lot of grunting coming from the weight-lifting section.
Read MoreIn this episode Chantill interviews recent Pilates teacher training graduate Stacey Mulvey who shares with us her journey to becoming a Pilates teacher that was not only surprising but life changing.
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