
It is a beautiful spring day in Alaska. What all of us wait around for after the long dark cold winters. The spring days are lengthy with the sun coming…
It is a beautiful spring day in Alaska. What all of us wait around for after the long dark cold winters. The spring days are lengthy with the sun coming…
The Health Benefits of the Great Outdoors All too often in this day and age we spend our time cooped up indoors. Gone are the days when getting some fresh…
As always, Backcountry Babes has G3 skis available for their women’s ski clinics. Most of the skis stayed in Colorado this winter for the many telemark and steeps clinics going…
After 20 years of free heel skiing, I am still working on perfecting my tele technique. The Babes annual instructor refresher clinic was just the ticket to get my feet moving in the right direction
We stopped at a roadside diner to pick up some food for the last 1/2 hr of our trip towards Wolf Creek. As a long time local sang and played his keyboard in the background, a women on O2, cautioned us about the pass. “Its nasty up there” she warned. In unison, the 3 of us replied, “Perfect, that is what we want”.
Hi Babes,
Change is in the air. Snow has now covered my garden and the shovels have gotten their first use.
As the seasons change and we buckle down for winter, there have also been some exiting shifts at Babes.
Yes some big news to announce:
This is a piece I wrote for a Patagonia Catalog Field Report a couple years back . Since its spring skiing time, thought I’d pull it out and share some…
Still on a high from the weekend, paradoxically my hands are glued to the steering wheel as I drive over Red Mountain Pass. The Astro Sista( the babes astro van) draws s’es on the rocky pavement as I drive the windy road 15-20 mph. No shoulder for errors. Like tree skiing, keep your eyes looking where you want to go and not where you don’t want to go. In this case it would be more detrimental than an interlude with a tree. The drop off is hundreds of feet. Woo, My heart beats. I use my yogic breath to calm the nerves.
Spring is a time of renewal. Come spend and inspirational and energizing weekend in the Mountains. Energize, Renew and Rejuvinate Women’s Spring Equinox Full Moon Retreat March 18-20, 2011 Brought to you by Meta Yoga Studios and Babes in the Backcountry $175 for the weekend Drop in classes $20/class Drop in Dinner/Wine Tasting $35 Workshop includes: 5 yoga classes, Morning Meditation, Organic Group Dinner, Wine tasting, Snow Shoeing/Cross Country Tour, Discounted Massages. Join us for a weekend of renewal. The Spring Equinox is a time of rebirth when the sun and the moon are in balance. The weekend will be chock full with yoga classes, body work and time for playing in the snow or relaxing in town. Classes include: Anusara, Yin Restorative Yoga, Rock’n Vinyasa, Kundalini and Hatha Vinyasa. Visit www.metayogastudios for more details. Friday Night: 5:30-7:30 pm Rock’n Vinyasa with Kellie Frischett Saturday: 8:30-9 am Tap Into Your Breath – Mindful Meditation at Fuqua with Leslie Ross. 9 am – 10:30 Sunrise Hatha Vinyasa with Leslie, Spring Detox. 2 pm-4 pm Kundalini Yoga- Boost your Immune System/Balance your emotions. 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Group Dinner and Wine Tasting. Sunday: 8 am-10 am Open Your Heart with Aly Morrison. Anusasa Practice 2pm-4pm Equinox- Chakra Yoga with Singing Bowls- Inanna Hall
“I am no expert” said the avalanche professional to his class. That is what my mentors have been saying to me and what I have been conveying to my students…
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