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Rhythm is in our veins. Druminyasa is committed to exploring how the beat of a live drum can enhance an asana practice.
By Jillian Billard Drumming is one of the earliest forms of communication. Traditionally utilized at ceremonial gatherings, the rhythm of a drum—perhaps more than any other instrument—is intrinsically linked with the body and spirit. It reflects our breath, heartbeat, and movement. It has the ability to incite a meditative state, and also to get our energies flowing. This is the ethos of Richmond, Virginia-based musician, ashtanga yoga teacher, and founder of Druminyasa, Brad Ellsworth. His mission? To ignite the practice of yoga with rhythm read more |
Drumming has been an important part of rituals and ceremonial gatherings for most indigenous cultures bringing people together for thousands of years. Moving and breathing to the beat of the drum is a form of “connection” both with our inner-self and others — just like our yoga practice! read more
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