Passion
Spring 2012 I put a new Ninja in my garage. It was metallic black and silver and looked a little like a menacing insect. I
Spring 2012 I put a new Ninja in my garage. It was metallic black and silver and looked a little like a menacing insect. I
When trying new restaurants or visiting new cities there are a few tricks I keep up my sleeve to help me determine if I’ll dine
Allow me to introduce you to two of LA’s best kept secrets: Sarah and Sarah. By themselves they comprise much of LA’s AcroYoga teacher community
Let’s set the stage. I’m sitting at the kitchen table overlooking two canals. Small quiet boats pass through, breaking the still waters as I type.
Getting out of Europe was a necessity not a desire. But after several months there I was really starting to get the hang of things:
It’s common to hear phrases like, “The best sushi in LA” or “You should go see my Dr. He’s the best!” “This attorney is the
“I feel it incredibly necessary to thank you for sharing your acrobatic world with us. You have made a massive impact on our world. I
Where to begin with this fellow? Rob McCallum is a confidant, coach, riding partner, mirror, and long standing best friend. I could easily fill this
Giving guest and staff demos for AcroYoga always puts a smile on people’s faces. This store has a fantastic view of Robertson Boulevard, people watching,
It’s strange that over the past fifteen years only three people have ever cut my hair. I’m not sure I’ve had that kind of relationship
Outside the realm of physical movement, this is Tari’s favorite area of expertise. Quality of Life is the undercurrent of what he is about. You
Having lived in Italy for over two years in two different cities and having traveled much of the country itself, I feel relatively confident speaking
The Studio City Lululemon girls are located in my hometown so I couldn’t pass up taking them up on their first flight. The floor is
What kind of thoughts come to your mind when you think of swimming in the Ocean? Most of us get a chilly ripple down
Getting out of Europe was a necessity not a desire. But after several months there I was really starting to get the hang of things: