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15/04/2026

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We’re continuing our teacher introductions and today we’d love to introduce Kellie.

Kellie is one of our yoga teachers here at The Yoga Hub and has been part of the studio for some time now. She previously had her own studio in Cairns and brings that wonderful experience and knowledge with her to our community here in Mount Isa.

With her background in movement and body awareness, Kellie’s classes support people to move well and feel better in themselves.

You can join Kellie for:
Tuesday 6:30–7:45pm (Yoga)
Thursday 6:30–7:30pm (Yin)
Sunday 10:00am (Yoga)

We love having Kellie teaching at The Yoga Hub and value all that she brings to the studio and our community.

If you haven’t purchased your class pass yet you can do that here:
👉 https://www.yogahub.net.au/offering_packages
You can book into your class by clicking on the schedule link below
👉 https://www.yogahub.net.au/schedule

31/03/2026

A Devine way to start the morning with tropical fruit, mango yoghurt and a beautiful coffee.
Hello Bali
I am ready to receive your bliss.

26/01/2026

Bento boxes for lunches this week.
Takes a bit of time but my body and soul will feel the results.
Future Kellie will be grateful.
Also swapped packet bought chips for home made chickpea chips.
Yum!

12/06/2025

11/06/2025

EDUtech Sydney this week.
Thinking about relationships and how we engage with each other and ourselves.
Come check out my session. 2pm tomorrow. Sydney ICC.

07/05/2025

Wellbeing is not a solo pursuit—it is deeply rooted in the connections we share with others. At its core, wellbeing is community work.
Read the full article over at fluidnation.com.au
https://fluidnation.com.au/articles/wellbeing-is-community-work/

01/05/2025

Anxiety is a natural response to uncertainty and the fear of the unknown. It is deeply tied to our nervous system, triggering physiological changes that prepare our body to react to perceived threats. While this response is essential for survival, chronic or excessive anxiety can disrupt our well-being and overall health. Understanding how anxiety manifests in the body and learning how to regulate our nervous system can help us manage its effects more effectively.

Read the full article on the Fluid Nation website.
https://fluidnation.com.au/articles/how-anxiety-manifests-in-the-body/

25/04/2025

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The EMMETT Technique is a powerful tool for enhancing mobility and flexibility. 💪

It works by using a gentle, light touch to stimulate specific points on the body, triggering a natural response in the nervous system. Its non-invasive nature allows for effective results without the need for deep pressure or force.

Whether it's athletes looking to enhance their performance or individuals managing everyday aches, the EMMETT Technique can help restore range of motion and ease of movement.

Learn more here: https://www.emmett-technique-hq.com/about/about-the-emmett-technique

23/04/2025

Need a little clarity in your life?

You need to try Dirga Pranayama - 3-part breathing.
In modern life, many people breathe shallowly, using only the upper chest, which can signal stress to the nervous system. Dirga Pranayama retrains the body to breathe more efficiently. By intentionally filling the belly first, then the ribs, and finally the chest on each inhale—and reversing the flow on the exhale—this breath calms the mind and nourishes the body with oxygen.

Read more on 3 part breathing by clicking on the website link.
Jump across to https://fluidnation.com.au/articles/dirga-pranayama/

22/04/2025

The Balancing Breath

Nadi Shodhana, or alternate nostril breathing, is a calming and balancing breathwork technique rooted in yogic tradition. Translated from Sanskrit, nadi means “channel” and shodhana means “cleansing,” reflecting the practice’s purpose of purifying the body’s energy pathways and restoring harmony between mind and body.

Read the full article
https://fluidnation.com.au/articles/nadi-shodhana/

21/04/2025

This week I will be focusing on different breath work techniques that will be presented in my upcoming speaker presentation at the Systems Leadership conference in Melbourne in May.

I will add a link for the conference later this week.

Focus this week is Ujjayi Breath work.

Ujjayi breathing is commonly used in yoga asana practice to link breath with movement, but it can also be practiced on its own to cultivate calm, focus and inner resilience. The gentle resistance in the throat slows the breath, increases oxygen intake and supports the nervous system, making it especially helpful during times of stress, anxiety or fatigue.

Read more about these techniques and its benefits over at our website Fluid Nation.

https://fluidnation.com.au/articles/ujjayi-pranayama/