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Instructor Pilin Anice on Afro Flow Yoga at Ailey Extension!
Instructor Pilin Anice on Afro Flow Yoga at Ailey Extension!
Reporter Lenneia Baptiste stopped by the Ailey Extension to check out Pilin’s class! View interview here.
Many thanks to Essence for featuring us in their December 2016 issue.   Check us out in the health and wellness section of the “Buy Black” comprehensive guide.
We are honored to win Boston’s Best Yoga Class in 2016. View the article in the Improper Bostonian here.
It might seem that combining yoga, often satirized as exercise for the elite, and dances of the African diaspora, which generally have more community-centric roots, are an unlikely mix. Yet Leslie Salmon Jones, an Ailey-School-trained dancer, has artfully mixed the two in Afro Flow Yoga, a unique yoga-meets-dance class set to live African percussion and music at The Dance Complex in Cambridge.
Salmon Jones, now a vibrant and beautiful health and wellness coach (among many other interrelated social and artistic fortes), notes that […]
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Leslie Salmon Jones leads an Afro Flow Yoga class on the Arise and Shine morning show with Rain Pryor in New York.
Afro Flow Yoga was featured in the May 2014 issue of Yoga Journal. View the Yoga Journal Article here.
Yogapreneur Leslie Salmon Jones discusses her unique blend of African spirituality, yogic principals and the freedom of movement.
by Suncear Scretchen Posted: September 24, 2012
Leslie Salmon Jones is equal parts passion and Zen. That dichotomy is present not only in her personality but in her yoga business, Afro-Flow Yoga – a fusion of enthusiastic live drums African dance and calming yoga. Salmon Jones has been in the yoga game since her days training as a dancer at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, where she experienced the connection between the two forms of movement.  Full article