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Living And Dying in Kali Yuga..Fat, Fat, Fat

You know you are a Warrior attempting to be a DharmaLight when you read stuff like this from the Associated Press: “…a new study says Americans are burning nearly 1 billion more gallons of gasoline each year than they did in 1960 because of their expanding waistlines. Simply put, more weight in the car means […]

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IWT/IWCT Clarification

Published on Oct 26, 2006 by in Uncategorized

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IWT/IWCT Clarification

Jennifer Heightley, who appears in “THE WINTER ATHLETE” book, shown here deep into my infamous IWT/IWCT workout, circa mid-eighties. ***Dear Coach Ilg,I recently purchased your book THE WINTER ATHLETE and have begun following the training regimen prescribed in the Area-Telemark chapter. I have a question about the IWT/ICWT routine. After outlining the sequence of exercises, […]

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Coach on The Science of Yoga

Published on Oct 26, 2006 by in Uncategorized

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Coach on The Science of Yoga

“Yoga is a very confrontational science by design. The intent of Yoga should not be swept away by the seductive sweat of merely asana or, for the Awakening Athlete, the intoxicating effect from daily training. Attachment to sweat remains an Attachment and breeds only a more sexy brand of compulsion instead of an elegant, balanced […]

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hi steve!!i received my HP Yoga Basic Strength dvd yesterday, and i wanted to thank you for taking such good care of that order. i was one of your students at powerhouse gym* about 7 or 8 years ago, and i want to let you know how amazingi think you are. your instruction not only […]

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Mt. Taylor Quad Training Program

Published on Oct 25, 2006 by in Uncategorized

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Mt. Taylor Quad Training Program

coach touches Ananda’s hand as he departs last year on the way to the Ski/Snowshoe Transition before winning the Overall Team Title at Mt. Taylor. photo by Grant Daily Tribune.My 2006 Overall Championship Team Meeting. All a true Warrior needs is a Strategy, no matter how difficult the Task.*** Since my posting in yesterday’s DL, […]

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It’s TAYLOR TIME!

Published on Oct 24, 2006 by in Uncategorized

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It’s TAYLOR TIME!

i’ve already been skiing and k’toolin’ the Sacred Peak twice this year and the swirling remnants of the final recalcitrant aspen leaves dancing among the grounds of Two Tree Manor can only mean one thing: IT’s TAYLOR TIME! i have began my training to defend an overall title at my beloved, long time winter multisport […]

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Student Haiku of the Week; Tobe’s Snow

In need of sweat, pran, (5)I await Coach’s teaching, (7)Ready for fast snow. (5) WF Online Student, Toby LeesonSteamboat Springs, CO

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Pines To The Mines, via the Bardo?

Published on Oct 24, 2006 by in Uncategorized

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Pines To The Mines, via the Bardo?

Local Flagstaff HP Yogi Ben has made the most of his weekly HP Yoga classes plus a devotion to reading DL. Ben is editing my new version of my AI IMAWA book and DVD. This shot was taken during a MTB ride in the high Kachina Wilderness last summer. Below, Yogi B articulates beautifully his […]

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