When lululemon ambassador Jenn Thiel first went stand-up paddleboarding, it was at the Jericho sailing club on a first date. She instantly fell in love with paddle-boarding but, unfortunately, not with him. That was over two years ago and she’s still in love.
January 10, 2011 – 10:01 am
you asked I’ve been doing a lot of hot yoga lately and my question is about water breaks during class. Is it ok to just take a sip of water whenever I need it? Or am I required to wait until the teacher suggests it? – Serious Sipper a yogi answers Well hello there, Serious [...]
Picture this: a sizzling hot summer day, the humidity index is through the roof, and, you guessed it – time for your run! With just one step out the door you begin to melt but the sweat pouring off your brow is no match for your cool, clean water bottle full of liquid gold. As [...]
you asked… I was wondering what is the best thing to eat before a power class. And how long before class it is safe to eat. – Jodi danielle answers Ideally, I suggest not eating for at least a couple of hours before practice but there are those days when you might have skipped a [...]
By lululemon | Posted in ask a yogi, yoga |
Also tagged ask a yogi, balance, banana, food, fruit, juice, peanut butter, what to eat, yoga, yogi |
December 2, 2009 – 8:28 am
Elyse takes on a journery and shares some best practices for when you have finished your marathon. Rest, relax, recover and revel in your accomplishment! You have trained hard for the past four months, so it’s time to let your body repair. This is often hard for many runners, as a marathon brings not only [...]
By Elyse | Posted in goal setting, our people, run, what we do for fun |
Also tagged beer, body, body recovery, carbohydrate, celebration, cooking, core work, cross-training, cycle, emotions, finish line, half marathon, hydrate, layer, marathon, moving, muscle repair, not so deep v bra, Philadelphia Marathon, protein, race day, racquet sport, replenish, running group, speed, speed shorts, strength training, stretch, Thanksgiving dinner, walk, wine, yoga classes |
August 31, 2009 – 12:49 pm
When I was 15, I learned what it meant to be dehydrated. We were at a school event – an overnight sports marathon affectionately termed the ‘Marafun’ – and my hands ballooned to the size of ski-gloves. Now, if you saw my hands to begin with, you’d know they’re rather small, perhaps even freakishly small. [...]
Getting down and dirty in yoga class is admirable – getting off your mat and practicing outdoors is extraordinary. Taking yoga outdoors stimulates the senses and heightens physical awareness. I have found hiking yoga to be one of the most invigorating and spiritual activities. Without breath, you are not doing yoga. So why not breathe [...]
By Jocelyn | Posted in fitness trends, yoga |
Also tagged body, hike, hiking, hoodie, mind, nature, ocean, outdoors, remix, rocks, scuba, sea, spiritual, Tofino, urban, urban hiking, walk, workout, yoga |
When you’re training for a triathlon, what should you eat? Kirsten shares what she’s learned about eating for athletes.
By Kirsten | Posted in tri: swim, bike, run |
Also tagged almond, avocado toast, banana, beans, beer, clif shot block, coconut water, cooking, eating, farmers, fish tacos, food, hungry, local, nutrition, oatmeal, portion control, tuna |