YogaFit’s Group Service Mandate
July 7, 2010 by: Beth ShawThe mission of YogaFit is to bring Yoga for the masses. America is suffering from obesity and lack of exercise. The health of our nation’s population is declining rapidly. While only ten percent of the US population is associated with a health club, our want to get people moving is necessary. Yoga is a gift belonging to the entire body and also the mind. At our flagship YogaFit Studio in Hermosa Beach, California we started giving Yoga instructional classes for donation only. The city reacted gratefully.
We all think that if most people within the world gave 1 hour each week of neighborhood service work, the planet would be a greater place. That’s the reason we require every YogaFit Level 1 Trainee to execute eight hours of training teaching within a Community Service environment just before obtaining a Certificate of Completion. Our Trainees have brought the practice and benefits of Yoga to senior citizens in long term care homes, stressed-out company professionals, cancer sufferers and survivors, disabled persons, imprisoned individuals, terminally ill individuals, children, psychologically challenged people and military servants, only to name a few.
The Community Service Program gives our Trainees the chance to apply their new teaching abilities in a less stressful environment with an appreciative audience.
As the thousands of letters we get in our company office, state, volunteering time and energy has shown to be the most fulfilling experience for a number of our Trainees. YogaFit is focused on this function since it encourages the fact of giving and sharing openly.
YogaFit encourages and supports the philosophy of “Conscious Business.” In this Millennium we think the companies which are socially responsible will prosper from good will and great karma. Jointly we are transforming the paradigm of what it means to do good business… really good business.
Yogafit has a lot of very entertaining advice in all aspects of yoga exercise poses, instruction, and the rest. She also has several yoga conference meetups several times annually and is known as the yoga expert and mogul all over the world.
