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Yoga Sharing is the heart of the Yoga Tung blog, bringing together teacher Tung's deep insights and reflections gathered through years of yoga practice and teaching. Articles here cover breakthroughs in practice, understanding of postures, transformation of body and mind, and life wisdom gained both on and off the mat. Every piece of sharing comes from real practice experience, hoping to inspire and resonate with fellow practitioners.
Through these yoga shares, you'll discover that yoga is not just physical exercise but a profound way of knowing yourself. Whether you're just starting your yoga journey or have been practising for years, the articles here offer fresh perspectives and new directions for reflection, helping you go deeper and further on the path of practice.
Every time you step onto the mat, it's a chance to connect with yourself. Mysore practice teaches presence, acceptance, and breakthroughs -- Ashtanga yoga as a way of life.
Tapas' 2nd Led Class and Conference of 2025 takes place on March 15 at the Yuen Long studio. Join us for Sanskrit-led Ashtanga practice and a yoga knowledge sharing session.
Chaturanga Dandasana is one of yoga's most commonly botched poses -- and one of the most important. Here are 5 mistakes you might be making and how to fix them.
Yoga is more than physical training -- it's a practice for the whole self. Through steady practice and mindful breathing, you can reach true ease and peace.
We all feel lost sometimes -- in life, work, or yoga practice. But by sharing and staying consistent, we can find our way forward.
Drishti, the gazing point in Ashtanga yoga, sharpens your focus, steadies your balance, and deepens your inner awareness. Here's how to use it.
The Ashtanga Primary Series, known as Yoga Chikitsa, uses linked postures and breath to detoxify, boost metabolism, and heal your body from the inside.
Yoga isn't a competition -- it's a conversation with yourself. Learn to let go within effort and discover true freedom and peace on the mat.
A throwback to an intense Mysore backbend workshop where exhaustion met determination — pushing through deep backbend training for a real breakthrough.
Reflecting on the challenges and growth of 2024, grateful for every supporter, and ready to explore new possibilities in 2025!
Happy Lunar New Year! Just back from Mysore, already busy with New Year cleaning and ready to welcome the Year of the Snake.
On short notice, Tapas students and teachers came together for a studio deep clean -- showing real love for our yoga home.
Just landed back in Hong Kong from Mysore, India. Still adjusting to daily life, but already looking ahead to the new year with fresh energy.
Every trip to Mysore brings transformation. Sharing a home with others opened doors to deeper connections, learning, and self-discovery.
Drop Back isn't just a physical challenge -- it tests your mind too. Here are four key techniques for core stability, chest opening, grounding, and letting go.
After two months of yoga practice in India, I reflect on why I keep coming back, what I've gained, and the life lessons I learned from Moon.
A behind-the-scenes look at the hilarious and awkward moments that happen when Moon and I try to film yoga content together.
A detailed breakdown of Parsvottanasana (Intense Side Stretch) covering arm placement, core stability, foot positioning, and hip alignment for safer, deeper practice.
Students share how Tapas Yoga gives them a sense of safety and calm, no matter what's happening outside. Practice brings peace from within.
Test your strength and balance with the Bakasana one-minute challenge! Learn which yoga classes can help you build up to this powerful arm balance.
Struggling with Bakasana (Crow Pose)? This tutorial covers four essential tips -- hand placement, head position, arm rotation, and weight shifting -- to help you hold the pose with confidence.
Challenging Eka Pada Koundinyasana 2 in Mysore, India -- a tough pose, but every small breakthrough brings incredible strength and joy. Practice with friends and enjoy the challenge!
Utthita Hasta Padangusthasana is a balance-testing yoga pose that even experienced teachers find tricky. Here are the key prep positions to help you enter this pose with stability.
Master Marichyasana C with these 4 essential tips: foot placement, leg rotation, toe activation, and spinal extension. Improve your twisting technique today.
Want to level up your Pincha Mayurasana? Here are 3 key tips covering elbow and hand placement, shoulder opening, and core control to help you nail this forearm stand.
Explore three different ways to enter Pincha Mayurasana (forearm stand)! Whether you're a beginner or advanced practitioner, find the right entry method to build balance and upper body strength.
Eka Pada Sirsasana isn't just about flexibility -- it's a deep mental challenge. Practicing in Mysore taught me that true softness comes from patience and awareness, not force.
Utplutih (Lift Up) is the ultimate test of endurance and willpower. Watch as Korean yoga teacher Moon and I break down the key points to help you build strength and stability.
Starting from Baddha Padmasana, we break down how to transition into Yoga Mudra with proper alignment. Watch the video for key tips and common mistakes.
Practicing alongside like-minded friends in Mysore is rare and special. Every year, I look forward to this unique energy that only Mysore can offer.
Korean Ashtanga teacher Moon demonstrates Baddha Padmasana step by step. This bound lotus pose strengthens legs, improves circulation, and calms the mind.
Yoga in Mysore, India goes far beyond physical practice. Through Salabhasana (Locust Pose), I discovered that a solid foundation and inner strength matter more than big movements.
2024 was so busy I couldn't even sleep early. Hoping 2025 brings more rest, reflection, and balance. Year-end thoughts from Mysore, India.
My fourth week in Mysore brought fresh challenges and real breakthroughs. Each day of practice deepens my understanding and transforms both body and mind.
Between yoga practice in Mysore, I attended Guruji's memorial breakfast, enjoyed an Indian buffet, explored local culture, and visited Mysore Palace.
Week three in Mysore taught me that asana is just one slice of the yoga pizza. Pranayama, yama, chanting, and meditation complete the full picture.
My fourth trip to Mysore brought unexpected illness — but also a lighter body and multiple small breakthroughs in practice. Sometimes setbacks lead to growth.
My fourth trip to India feels completely different — living with friends, home-cooked meals, familiar faces, and so many new connections in Mysore.
Every moment practicing yoga with my students is pure joy. Watching everyone's dedication fills me with gratitude — can't wait to see you all next year!
Practicing yoga at the serene ruins of Tanba Kuroi Castle in Japan — a reminder that every day, anywhere, is the perfect day for yoga.