“And now, if we measured you, you’d be a little bit taller,” Define founder/hammock class instructor Henry Richardson says as we all crunch up from hanging upside down from the ceiling of Define Living. (Click here to read more about the studio!) That’s pretty freaking cool. Yoga is all about stretching and lengthening, but we … Continue reading
Inhale. Exhale. Sip Tea. Buy a Crystal. DEFINE Living is one of 21 stores in the DEFINE umbrella of work out studios. It’s different from all the other ones that I’ve been to because it in part shares a space with the nearby Life HTX building for its yoga classes, has a little cafe, and … Continue reading
If you have a little free time on Tuesday or Thursday morning, you should find your way to Tacos A Go Go in Oak Forest for some down dog. Twice a week from 8:45am to 9:45am, yogis converge on the outdoor patio to get their namaste on at a free community yoga class. I went … Continue reading
This Sunday, I woke up early and joined 30 something odd runners at the downtown Houston Public Library for an art tour around the city. Over the course of two hours, we ran five miles and paused at over 20 pieces of art to hear their history and see how they weathered the Harvey floods. … Continue reading
One of my favorite Austin-made things is Whole Foods. My second favorite might be Whole Lotta Yoga. The event, which started in Austin, is headed to Houston for the first time on October 7th. Whole Lotta Yoga offers six different, 30-minute classes, plus smaller group workshops, acro yoga, and dance. The yoga fest shows off local … Continue reading
Bump, set, spike it. That’s the way we like it. Does anyone still chant this at volleyball games? No? Just me from 7th grade currently. Well, regardless of what you chant out on the sand volleyball court, you could be serving up some aces AND some fresh water with Water Works’ Serve the Thirsty charity … Continue reading
Buffalo Bayou might not be the first place you think of for paddle boarding. If you’re the outdoorsy type, you might first think of Lady Bird Lake in Austin or SUP Yoga on 288 Lake. But if you’re looking to get your nature on, put Buffalo Bayou at the top of your list. Not only is it soooo … Continue reading
