Brian K.
5/8/2012
I traveling very often in USA. When I visit other city. I took DAHN YOGA class. Because USA has over 100 DAHN YOGA studios. This also one of my favorite place. I like head instructor in...
Body & Brain - Arlington
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325 Broadway
Arlington, MA 02474
Body & Brain Yoga Tai Chi in Arlington, MA, offers a unique blend of qigong, tai chi, and meditation practices designed to harmonize body, mind, and spirit. They go beyond traditional methods, providing a holistic approach to wellness that is adaptable to individuals of all fitness levels.
With a focus on mental clarity, emotional balance, healthy aging, and reduced stress, Body & Brain classes aim to strengthen muscles, promote self-healing, and enhance vitality. The center provides mind-body classes, private sessions, workshops, and retreats to help individuals deepen their sense of self within a supportive community.
Testimonials from individuals like medical doctors, working mothers, and executives highlight the transformative impact of Body & Brain Yoga Tai Chi. By combining exercises, breathing techniques, and holistic principles, the center empowers individuals to find balance, peace, and a deeper connection with themselves.
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3.521 reviewsPanayota H.
7/10/2023
Body and Brain feels like home! It is a practice that focuses on the harmonizing of the body and brain/mind, as well as the power of the heart. The Masters are skillful, compassionate, supportive....
Vicki I.
2/8/2022
I was a member of (Dahn yoga) for three years many years ago and absolutely loved it. My work/home life prevented me from continuing. My schedule has since changed and this past summer I...
Calvin F.
6/23/2011
Ever wonder how a cult can have such a high rating? They pressure Yelp to take down negative reviews. Yelp, I'm ashamed of you for kowtowing to these cultists and enforcing your policies in an...
Cory Q.
1/4/2010
The "yoga" performed here is not yoga. The studio will try to induct you into their cult-like organization. They have a USB device that plugs into their computer, you put your hands on it and it...
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