Showing posts with label hom yoga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hom yoga. Show all posts

02 March 2014


This is a back-dated review of Affinity Yoga studio in Singapore. 

After completing October’s Hot Journey with Hom Yoga in 2013, I almost immediately signed for a year long unlimited package with them. I’m not sure why- even 20% discount off wasn’t that much, and it’s an awful lot to sign yourself up to commit to something for one whole year, but I didn’t want a lapse in my practice, and so I signed up. Within the same day however, by a stroke of good luck I won 20 free sessions of Yoga with Bych Yoga via their facebook promotion. In order not to let the unlimited package go to waste, I postponed the start date, waiting for the details of the Bych Yoga giveaway to come in (till now it still hasn’t!).

Posted on Sunday, March 02, 2014 by Unknown

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28 February 2014

me in my less-than-perfect dancer's pose

Yesterday during flow class our yoga teacher June shared a little bit on her own yoga journey, which struck a cord in me- She said her journey started off as a very physical practice, with her focus being chasing after asanas, or those yoga postures. You work hard, improve, then things become stagnant. Then somehow you find the will to push yourself harder, and you go further and improve again, then it plateau's off again... and repeat. It was only after a while that it became a spiritual practice for her. 

Posted on Friday, February 28, 2014 by Unknown

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11 November 2013

Just a couple of photos and short 2-3-liners summing up last weekend:
Friday, 8th November

  • Dinner with ex-roomies and the bf at Jollibee – crazily long but fast-moving queue for imho very normal tasting pinoy fast food. Ordered 2 pastas, 2 tubs of 6 pc chicken, and 2 side orders of fries with 2 drinks, cost us more than $11 a person (party of 4) 

Posted on Monday, November 11, 2013 by Unknown

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11 October 2013



I’m realizing that there are fewer and fewer people coming to class on weekday mornings.
Classes on the first week of hot journey used to be almost full-with one session I recall, only having 2-3 empty mats!
For the past few days however, the class numbers ranged from 10-less than 20. I guess people are either switching around; attending more weekend classes/weekday evening classes, or got lazy/lost the motivation like Q. I do feel a little bad that originally it was Q who suggested this, but she’s kind of dropped out- currently now 6 classes behind!
She assures me that she’ll complete all 30 classes but I don’t think it’s a good idea at all to have so many backlogged classes and try to compensate for it afterwards.
It’s always better to be consistent and complete your day’s worth so you can form a good habit over the long run.

It’s rather unfortunate because she had that time of the month during the start of hot journey and missed 2 classes, then fell sick this week, missed another 2… and subsequently got lazy and missed 2 more.
However, having read the manual/notes from the hot journey pack, and also from my own beliefs- I always think that even if you’re feeling off, or slightly unwell, having your period etc, It’s always worth it to go for class/do your workout as you originally planned. Because exercise is good for your body; it’s good for you. You’ll always feel better afterwards.
And I’ve never gone to a class/did my workout and regretted it afterwards.

Also, as unbelievable as this sounds, I’m actually starting to enjoy yoga class in the early mornings.
Well, not really the having to wake up at 545am part (and having to sleep by 1030pm if not will end up feeling REAL tired in the morning), but rather the feeling of getting up early, chatting with my mom before she goes to work, and just sitting at the dining table, nibbling on a banana or a slice of bread and scrolling through my facebook looking at my feed, or just spacing out. The walk to the mrt station is also very nice- the air is cool and I don’t feel tired at all because it’s so early the sun’s not even out, and I seldom break into a sweat unless I’m walking really fast.

So there it is, don’t hesitate, just plunge into it. You’ll find you start to go deeper, deeper into things,
And before you realize it, you’re so deep it, it’s become a beautiful habit that you find effortless to maintain (my goal!)
Just 2 more lessons this week, then I’m almost halfway done.
There, it wasn’t that difficult, was it?

Posted on Friday, October 11, 2013 by Unknown

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