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• Yoga on Lockdown: Teaching Students During an Active Shooter Emergency

  

  I’m not sure how long I’ll teach yoga—it could be two months or 30 years—but I’m sure the class I taught in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, on Saturday, October 27 will be the hardest class I ever lead. I’m okay. The students I’ve checked in with are okay. We will get better and be better, as people, […]

  Richard Gartner | Frameworks Yoga

  October 31, 2018

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• “Acknowledgements” from the Frameworks 300 manual

  

  Too often I had assumed that others knew the intensity of my appreciation for them, only to discover otherwise. —Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication My journey as a yoga teacher was picked for me by a random series of fortuitous events. My first class was at the X Shadyside, which, back in 2003, had the foresight […]

  Richard Gartner | Frameworks Yoga

  March 1, 2018

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