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"To me, kids are most in their element when they're allowed
to play," Meyerson said. "This is a much more playful,
fun and creative place, where kids can be kids."

Photo courtesy of Melissa Heckscher, LA.com
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LA Daily News/LA.com
October 22, 2007
Yoga Spin-offs for the Creative Bodied
By Melissa Heckscher
Yoga & kids
You'd think getting a group of 8-year-olds to sit quietly in lotus
position would be nearly impossible, but for Shana Meyerson, it's
just part of the job.
Meyerson is founder of mini yogis yoga for kids, a class that teaches
the basics of yoga in a playful-enough format to keep kids interested.
Excited, even.
"To me, kids are most in their element when they're allowed
to play," Meyerson said. "This is a much more playful,
fun and creative place, where kids can be kids."
That means taking traditional yoga moves - headstands, downward-facing-dogs,
eagle poses - and turning them into games, dances and songs. The
result? Kids will be saying "om" before they know what
hit them.
Where to do it:
Throughout L.A:
>Where: mini yogis yoga for kids classes are offered through
private individual and group lessons only.
>Cost: $60 and up for group classes (price varies depending on
group size).
>Information: (310) 478-2266 or www.miniyogis.com.
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