so good !!! All I saw from you is simply wonderful, the description of the tutorials could not be more precise and profound in this short time. your personal note is simply nice to observe. I might be wrong, but think, that you started this work due to the crazy pandemic situation. If so, I must say, this is my utmost best discovery and benefit taken out of Corona. Please continue and let us take part of your profound knowledge and sympatic attitude to transmit. Thank you so much.
I love your words the moment that you experiencing is now, I love asthanga yoga, I am glad that I found you this is a great tips for me to continue my ashtanga practice, I just joined you and look forward seeing the ashtanga flow from you, keep sharing
Great video, Ethan, thank you. I first heard the “slow is smooth, smooth is fast” quote from a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu teacher of mine, who said it’s commonly spoken among Navy SEALs. I’ve also heard that a variation of this quote came from Napoleon. Hope this helps!
ScubaSchaef Amazing! Thank you for this - I wasn’t sure if it was a commonly known saying, but it’s one that you can always feel in disciplined practice. I’m sure it’s a massive lesson in BJJ⚡️
Hallo Ethan, your Videos are really Great and helpful. And you said something very true. If we Allow little breaks during the practice, it s very easy to be lead to negative thoughts and alikes. In my case though, I get easily out of breath, loosing my Ujiayi or pushing it or making it heavy. I m tendencially an anxious type and I d really love to experience also calmness in my practice. What do you recommend? Thank you NamasTE 🙏
How early do you start? I usually wake up at 5:30 and start around 5:45 with Shatkarmas and then Asana and Pranayama and meditation. Should it be when the Sun rises?
I love ALL of this! Music. Advice. Everything!! Thank you. 👋🏽🥰❗🙏💕
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1:07 - Replicate your routine
3:07 - Practice efficiency
5:22 - Practice for now
Third tip is life changing.....
「slow is smooth，and smooth is fast。 」very enlightening words and thank you for sharing:)
so good !!! All I saw from you is simply wonderful, the description of the tutorials could not be more precise and profound in this short time. your personal note is simply nice to observe. I might be wrong, but think, that you started this work due to the crazy pandemic situation. If so, I must say, this is my utmost best discovery and benefit taken out of Corona. Please continue and let us take part of your profound knowledge and sympatic attitude to transmit. Thank you so much.
thank you....i am looking for more about astanga yoga... hope to see you more...
Thank you. Clean and simple, love it.
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Fantastic! Good tips and truly enjoy your unique humor!
I love your words the moment that you experiencing is now, I love asthanga yoga, I am glad that I found you this is a great tips for me to continue my ashtanga practice, I just joined you and look forward seeing the ashtanga flow from you, keep sharing
Thanks for this! Super sweet! Happy to connect... & yes I’ll put together another video soon⚡️
You are welcome, 😊 stay healthy 🙏🏽
Nice advice ...thank you.
Please post a Kormasana Sequence Video with tips on how to prepare the body for Kormasana Sequence! 🙏🥰
"SEALs train with the philosophy slow is smooth and smooth is fast. That’s how movements and behaviors become muscle memory"
What is the music ?
Fascinating. Knowledgable and passionate, with a beautiful face.
Wings Physio Sweet comment! Thank you!
Great video, Ethan, thank you. I first heard the “slow is smooth, smooth is fast” quote from a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu teacher of mine, who said it’s commonly spoken among Navy SEALs. I’ve also heard that a variation of this quote came from Napoleon. Hope this helps!
ScubaSchaef Amazing! Thank you for this - I wasn’t sure if it was a commonly known saying, but it’s one that you can always feel in disciplined practice. I’m sure it’s a massive lesson in BJJ⚡️
Thanks for that. I enjoy your videos, but please could you get rid of the background music, it makes it hard to hear
Hallo Ethan, your Videos are really Great and helpful. And you said something very true. If we Allow little breaks during the practice, it s very easy to be lead to negative thoughts and alikes. In my case though, I get easily out of breath, loosing my Ujiayi or pushing it or making it heavy. I m tendencially an anxious type and I d really love to experience also calmness in my practice. What do you recommend? Thank you
NamasTE 🙏
I love your tips, just want to mention the music is a little too loud and distracting. Thanks!
Agree with both comments 🙂 fantastic teaching methods! Get a bit drowned in the music.
"slow is smooth and smooth is fast" this quote is from movie "Shooter" (2007 r) 🤗🙏
Frequently attributed to US Navy SEAL training
Heard that saying from my Karate teacher Ethan. Could originate from martial artists.
How early do you start? I usually wake up at 5:30 and start around 5:45 with Shatkarmas and then Asana and Pranayama and meditation. Should it be when the Sun rises?
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