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By Tim Hauserman
Jenna Minnes the new owner of the Yoga Room in Tahoe City. Photo by Lisa Masser
Springtime is a good time to get back to yoga class. Many active Tahoe and Truckee folks attend yoga classes regularly, because it keeps them flexible and strong, while providing an awesome way to relax. But some of us who really could use the benefits of yoga tend to go through periods where skiing, biking, hiking or paddling is enough to keep us happy, and yoga falls by the wayside. This is probably not a good idea. In fact, the more we do all those other strenuous outdoor sports, the more we need yoga to counterbalance it’s effects. We need to get back to class and remind our bodies of it’s benefits.
Jenna Minnes the new owner of the Yoga Room in Tahoe City. Photo by Lisa Masser
Truckee Yoga:
Truckee is a hot bed of yoga. There are three great studios which provide a full spectrum of classes with top notch instructors. Special workshops and training programs are also available. Go to their websites then go to class.
Tahoe Yoga and Wellness Center.
tahoeyoga.com
Namaste Holistic Healing and Yoga Center
namastetruckee.com
Yoga Studio Tahoe
yogastudiotahoe.com
Tahoe City Yoga:
The Yoga Room in The Cobblestone in Tahoe City provides an eclectic mix of classes seven days a week. Long time Tahoe local yogi and massage therapist Jenna Minnes took over what was the Tahoe Yoga Institute a few months ago, and has been busy adding new classes and instructors. She has also been scheduling interesting workshops and events for the yoga community. It’s also the place to be during Tahoe City’s First Fridays.
yogaroomtahoe.com
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Kings Beach Yoga:
Check out The Lake Tahoe Wellness Center in Kings Beach which has a full schedule of classes seven days a week including aerial yoga and meditation.
laketahoewellnesscenter.com
Jenna Minnes the new owner of the Yoga Room in Tahoe City. Photo by Lisa Masser
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By Tim Hauserman
If you keep your eyes open, you will find great things to do at night at Lake Tahoe. One of the best is when you get the opportunity to take advantage of the great athletes of the world that come to Tahoe to tell their stories through the Alpenglow Sports Winter Film Series. The latest is Emily Harrington, climber extraordinaire, who will present, “The Long Way” on February 12th at 7 pm at the Olympic Village Lodge. It will document a National Geographic expedition of her adventure, suffering and ultimate reward found in the jungles and peaks of Myanmar.
Harrington has climbed all over the world, and has summited Mt. Everest. This past fall she was one of five members of The North Face/National Geographic Team which traveled to Myanmar to seek the summit of Mt. Hkakabo Razi, the highest peak in this remote and mysterious country. Myanmar has a brutal history of political upheaval, civil war and human rights violations. Even before climbing to the peak, the group had a 250 mile hike on foot through the dense, remote jungle to reach the Tibetan border and begin the ascent. They encountered challenging obstacles, and a great deal of physical suffering, yet emerged considering it a life altering experience.
“We’ve had a glimpse into Emily’s show and her tale is absolutely amazing,” says Brendan Madigan, owner of Alpenglow Sports. “She’s continually pushing the ceiling of possibility not only in women’s climbing, but in the sport as a whole. I don’t know of another athlete who excels at all disciplines and has the ability to weave their adventures into such a compelling tale. Her story is not to be missed.”
This is the 4th installment of this year’s Alpenglow Winter Film Series, now in it’s 9th year. All shows are free, and there is a raffle available with the proceeds going to various local non-profit organizations. This month’s beneficiary is the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science. The final installment of this year’s series is in March. For additional information, please contact Brendan Madigan at Alpenglow Sports 530-583-6917 or brendan@alpenglowsports.com.
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Donner Lake Sunset. Photo by Michelle Portesi
It’s finally here: The 2014 year end market review for Truckee, North Tahoe and Donner Summit. It compares 2014 with 2013. There are four pages; Total Market Summary, North Lake Tahoe, Truckee and Donner Summit. Please click on the link below and scroll on down and you will see other market reviews for 2013 and 2012. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
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