Yoga as a Lifestyle In the past, yoga was the preserve of a small group of expatriates and South Asian Devotees. That is not the case today. Yoga is practiced from the slums of Kibera to the suburbs. It has created job opportunities with teachers teaching the art earning a salary of Ksh 10,000 to Ksh 26,000 a month. It has also become a popular activity among the youth after football. There has also been an increase of yoga studios over the past few years. Recently, the UN International Yoga Celebration was held in our motherland with organizations such as Art of Living, Africa Yoga Project, Lamu Yoga Festival, partaking in the celebrations. With such organizations, not to mention BIDCO and other non-profit organizations, Yoga is indeed alive and kicking in Kenya. Basically, a platform is provided for Kenyans to practice, learn and promote Yoga. Have you developed a soft spot for Yoga or would you like to clear your head? Below are some links to various hotspots where you could do your Yogi practices. Don’t worry, you’ll thank us later. http://bikramyoganairobi.com/ http://www.africayogaproject.org/pages/shine-center http://www.revitalize.co.ke/ http://www.acacia-studios.com/ http://yogafitness.co.ke/yoga-classes/ http://bikramyoganairobi.com/ http://www.brahmakumaris.org/afr/kenya/whereweare/center PREVIOUS ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE Featured Stories Pata Credo Na Msafi! ... Bidco Africa partners with Equity Afia in support of expectant and lactating mothers... BIDCO rolls out Campaign in Schools for Better Hygiene on Global Handwashing Day... KEBS Gives Gental Care Hand Sanitizer a Clean Bill of Health... Food Safety Policy • Occupational Health and Safety Policy • Quality Policy • Social Policy 2020 Bidco Africa Limited