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Becoming an Authentic Brand

I’m no yogi. But, I did spend a few years living on the Kapiti Coast where I embraced a slightly more ‘hippy’ lifestyle and took to yoga and kale smoothies like a pro. Yoga hasn’t stuck with me as much as I’d have liked it to. I found F45 which appeals much more to my ‘get it done’ attitude. However, one thing that has stuck with me from my yoga days is the ‘Ujjayi’ breathing technique.

Firstly, don’t try and say it without help: “U-Jai” is how it’s pronounced and will be used henceforth.

U-Jai breathing sits at the heart of good yoga. It’s a technique where you make as much space through the back of your throat as possible, resulting in

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