Over the last few months of quarantine, that popularity has only skyrocketed thanks to a new demand for at-home workouts, not to mention soothing ways to reduce pandemic stress. Along the way, Mishler ...

Needless to say, the pandemic changed a lot of things, and one of them is that, because of the mass move online, there are now a lot more people creating digital content than ever before. And that, in ...

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I knew since I was little, when I'd pretend to read picture books by making up stories based on the imagery, that I wanted to be a writer: no ifs, ands, or buts. How I got on that path professionally ...

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Sometimes it feels right to roll out a yoga mat, do a few downward facing dogs, and move on with the day. But if you’re itching for a full-body stretch and really want to spend some time with your ...

We’ll be the first to admit that studios filled with people doing headstands can feel intimidating. Enter yoga teacher Adriene Mishler. She and her business partner, Christopher Sharpe, started the ...

If you're one of the 10.2 million subscribers who show up to the mat for Yoga with Adriene, you'll be well aware that Benji is often the star of the show, the embodiment of downward dog. The star of ...

There is a unique quality to this day-by-day pandemic sadness, this quarantine depression that with the protests is edging into despair. I’m not referring to those adults who seemed, in the early, pre ...

Mishler, the creator behind the Yoga With Adriene YouTube platform, inspires millions with her accessible, down-to-earth approach to yoga. Known for her mantra, “find what feels good,” she encourages ...