LinkNov 6 What I've Learned About Where We Are A recent post on the Brooklyn center's first year as a brick-and-mortar studio. It reports that in-person attendance has shifted back while regulars still come irregularly, and it weighs whether an independent studio can survive after the pandemic. It also looks at how online classes have made attendance more on-demand. Visit link ↗ Report
LinkNov 6 Yoga Classes — J. Brown Yoga The class page sells a live-class subscription: sessions can be joined on any device, and recent classes stay available for replay for a day. It is open to students and to teachers who want to observe the teaching method. The page notes that classes run both in person and streamed online. Visit link ↗ Report
NoteNov 6 What makes J. Brown's blog different Most of the blog is argument rather than instruction. J. Brown writes essays on the culture around yoga, covering teacher training, whether the practice ever went mainstream, the reenchantment of yoga and how the post-pandemic teacher has changed. The writing is paired with live practice: a live class subscription, a weekly discussion group, and podcasts called Yoga Talks and Yoga Thoughts. Older posts appear in a Spanish-language section, so the archive runs in two languages. Read the note → Report
NoteNov 6 Where to start with the essays Begin with the essay on the Brooklyn center's first year for the business view, then the pieces on yoga training and the post-pandemic teacher for the profession. The discussion group and podcasts suit readers who want the conversation rather than the essay. Read the note → Report