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    Gopal PrasadG
    Hi @penny-43, Thank you for sharing this, and I’m sorry you’re experiencing this — it definitely shouldn’t block you from accessing your account. This screen is just a short announcement for our new Instant Booking feature, and the “Maybe later” button should be immediately visible and closable. You shouldn’t have to wait through anything to continue. To help us investigate, could you please let me know: Are you using the app, mobile browser, or desktop website? Your device model A screenshot if possible This will help us quickly identify what’s causing the screen to appear stuck. Thanks again for reporting it — really appreciate your help in improving the experience!
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    Anita bhatoyaA
    its far from where I live Maye be try sometime Chicago IL Anita
  • A space to talk about whatever you want

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    Vedeika undefinedV
    Feeling dizzy after inversions is quite common, and in most cases it’s not dangerous — it simply means your body is adjusting to the sudden change in blood flow and balance. Why it happens • Blood pressure shifts when you go upside down • The inner ear (balance center) gets challenged • Breath may become irregular • Coming up too quickly can cause a “head rush” A few seconds of light dizziness is normal. ️ When to be careful Avoid inversions if: • The dizziness is strong or lasts long • You get headaches or blurred vision How to prevent it • Move in and out of the pose slowly • Keep your breath steady • Warm up the neck and shoulders • Rest in Child’s Pose after the inversion Your body is simply saying, “Go slower.” Listen to it, take your time, and choose gentler inversions until you feel more stable.
  • Share your transformation to inspire others

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    AnirudhA
    Member Spotlight: Binu Kurup, 51 | California, USA “Small, steady steps with the right teacher can lead to lasting well-being.” Before joining MyYogaTeacher, Binu’s life was a whirlwind of work pressures and family duties, with little time left for herself. As someone navigating a high-stress job and the onset of perimenopause, her health—both physical and emotional—had quietly slipped down her list of priorities. That all changed in January 2024. In her search for more than just a yoga class, Binu discovered the heart of our platform: teachers who truly see you. After trying a few sessions, she found her way to Priya Choudhury, Nitisha and Arashdeep—teachers who brought not just expertise but presence, empathy, and real-time, personal guidance. Among them, Priya became a constant. Whether in group classes or 1:1 sessions, Priya curated each session with a thoughtful blend of structure and creativity. What stood out most? Her memory for each student’s needs—offering quiet modifications for back pain or shoulder issues without missing a beat. “Her classes are intentional, grounded, and alive,” Binu shares. 🧘‍️ The Results? • A stronger, more flexible body • A calmer, more balanced mind • A renewed sense of self-care and consistency • A deeper respect for yoga as a spiritual practice Despite business travel and a busy schedule, Binu now makes her practice a priority—not a chore. And in Priya, she found not just a teacher, but a guide rooted in the values that make this practice so powerful. Binu’s Advice for Others: “Find a teacher who sees you—your needs, your pace, your potential. You don’t need big leaps. Just small, sincere steps, taken with the right guidance, can change everything.”
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    Jitendra GuptaJ
    @angela-242 @anil-1 @kuldeep Please check and update!
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    AshA
    I’m still walking! 80 days and counting