Angela Jamison's (Ashtanga Yoga : Ann Arbor) "House Recommendations" are definitely on this year's ashtanga yoga reading list. You can read it online/print for free or order a bound hard copy here. Design and edits by Laura Shaw Feit.
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Jul 6, 2013
House Recommendations by Angela Jamison
Angela Jamison's (Ashtanga Yoga : Ann Arbor) "House Recommendations" are definitely on this year's ashtanga yoga reading list. You can read it online/print for free or order a bound hard copy here. Design and edits by Laura Shaw Feit.
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