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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 9/14 - 9/20/2026: CHATURANGA IS NOT A TRANSITION

9/11/2026

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CHATURANGA: MORE THAN JUST A TRANSITION
“A man's vanity often goes hand in hand with his lack of knowledge.”
― Eraldo Banovac
Mechanics in Chaturanga - Yoga with Victor Cotto Vicyasa
Chaturanga Dandasana is one of the most frequently practiced—and often most frequently compromised—poses in a yoga practice. It can look like a simple movement between Plank and Upward-Facing Dog, but its importance goes far beyond being a transition. Chaturanga teaches us how to create strength, stability, control, and awareness throughout the entire body.

When practiced with intention, Chaturanga becomes a foundation for many other poses. It develops the strength and body awareness needed for arm balances, inversions, transitions, and other weight-bearing postures. It teaches the shoulders how to stabilize, the core how to support the spine, and the legs how to participate in what can otherwise become an upper-body movement. The ability to move through Chaturanga with control can ultimately influence how safely and confidently we approach more challenging poses.

But there is another, equally important lesson in Chaturanga: knowing when to modify or stop.

Because Chaturanga is repeated so often in many yoga classes, small misalignments can become big patterns. If the shoulders repeatedly drop below the elbows, the elbows flare, the chest collapses, the lower back sinks, or the body loses its integrated support, we may be rehearsing a movement pattern that places unnecessary stress on the shoulders, wrists, elbows, or spine.

The problem isn't that someone "can't do" Chaturanga. The problem is practicing a version of Chaturanga that the body cannot currently support—and repeating it again and again.

A strong yoga practice isn't about forcing the body into the shape. It is about developing the strength and awareness to create the shape responsibly. Sometimes that means lowering only partway. Sometimes it means dropping the knees, skipping Chaturanga altogether, or practicing a different transition. These aren't lesser versions of the practice. They can actually be the more intelligent choice.

The goal is not to perform hundreds of Chaturangas. The goal is to build a Chaturanga that is strong, sustainable, and supported.

Every repetition is an opportunity to ask: Can I maintain the integrity of this movement? Can I breathe? Can I control the descent? Am I creating strength—or simply getting through the pose?

Yoga gives us countless opportunities to practice this kind of awareness. Chaturanga is one of them. When we respect our body's current capacity and practice from a place of control rather than momentum, we aren't just preparing for the next pose. We are building the foundation that allows us to practice for years to come.


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THE  SCHEDULE?

Every Monday night: 5:00 pm hot dynamic flow and 6:30 pm hot dynamic flow. Location? 5-21 47th road.

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See you soon, friends!

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A PEEK INTO MENTORSHIP WITH VICYASA™...
Many prospective teachers, graduates of teacher training(s) and a handful of you that have a desire just to dive deeper into the many aspects of a yoga practice and teaching yoga regularly have been greatly impacted by our bespoke mentoring program.

Mentorship sessions can include sharing the exact experience lived, the practical wisdom I and other teachers have gained from our journey in their domain. We are highly skilled at directing strategies and processes that can sometimes transfer across different contexts.

Yoga is a journey as much as a practice. In fact, it's a journey that should never end. Those of us on that journey should be open to learning new things. We should be open to new experiences. That is what mentorship offers. It's an opportunity for a more experienced yoga teacher to share their experiences with you.

We are ready to work with anyone on a 1:1 basis or mini-group. There will be suggestions for your practice/teachings, you get a catered-to-you manual with loads of vital information and you can take notes and record your questions or concerns. I will curate a personalized practice for you, based on your interest, needs, questions and situation. You then take this practice into your own life. What you discover, feel, experience, or learn via the lens of our personal practice will then create the context for potential offerings or paths you take whether in your personal or business life. The practices may be adapted, changed, modified, or added to.

This relationship is important for professional yoga teachers. It’s important because as we dive into the industry we often muddy the waters between ‘teaching’ and ‘personal path.' Furthermore the environment of the yoga industry can be difficult to navigate. No one should try to do it on their own.

What if you're not a teacher and would like to prepare for training or enhance your ever-hungry-desire to absorb all things yoga? Holla' at me.

Feel like your 200 hour training ended with you needing more questions answered? Want to expand on those teachings? Do you feel like there are areas of your teaching repertoire that need enhancing? Contact me for more info and enrollment.

PRIVATES: ONE-TO-ONE WORK!
If you want to set up any private sessions or events, please contact me through email. You can learn more about privates: CLICK HERE!

SINGLE CLASSES
We've added single class purchases to our on-demand offerings. How does it work? A $17 payment will give you access to a single pre-recorded class with Victor or anyone on his staff. The private link with a unique access code will give you entry to that class, which you can load anytime you want. You'll have 24-hours of unlimited access to that class. No refunds, returns and you must use that class within 24-hours of receiving it before it expires. You can request a teacher on our on-demand options... featuring Demetra Kentrotas (@d_meetch), Leanne McDermott (@leannerays), Elinor Cohen (@elinorraerigby) and others.


REGULAR RATES:
  • $65 for 30 days of UNLIMITED CLASSES! (includes on-demand)
  • $17 for 1 pre-recorded class (24 hour access from purchase)


PAYMENT:
VENMO -- @Vicyasa
Paypal -- [email protected]

NAMASTE,
Victor Cotto
www.YogaWithVictor.com
Instagram: CottoVic
Facebook: Yoga With Victor - Vicyasa™
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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 8/10 - 8/16/2026: FREE YOGA at Vuori Sun. Aug. 23; Summer Cool Down

8/7/2026

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“August is like the Sunday of summer.” -- unknown
Victor Cotto Yoga New York City; Best Yoga Teachers NYC; Sui Yoga & Spa Thermae; New York Yoga Hot; Hampton's Hot Yoga; Queens, New York Yoga Studios; Long Island City Park Yoga; Vuori Free Yoga Class Upper East Side NYC
As we countdown the Summer, be mindful of the cooling and calming approach of our practice, especially with the potential frenzied entrance into the September season where change can be abundant and the shift can be a drastic one.

To balance the heat-waves and energy harnessed  by the summer season, aim to cultivate the opposite environment on the inside of the body — cool and calm.

During this time of year, a good counter for high energy would be to create a lunar current within the body by focusing on activities and foods that are cooling. This approach will nourish your system and help increase your energy levels.

Moon Salutations, Sun salutations (with walk forwards), supported backbends, legs up a wall to close practice, wide legged forward folds and floor twists all send a calming wave through the nervous system and serve the body’s attempts to self-regulate.

Hint: a lil' mint essential oil sprinkled on the mat provides a exhiliating cooling effect too.

Here's a breathing technique also for calming & cooling...

  • Sit comfortably in upright chair or lay comfortably on the floor.
  • Begin to bring attention to your breathing; take aim in balancing inhales and exhales for a few moments.
  • Start to imagine seamlessly weaving the in-breath and out-breaths together.
  • Start to curl the tongue like a straw.
  • Inhale as you breathe into the curled tongue slowly and smoothly.
  • Exhale, close the mouth and breath out through the nose.
  • Repeat this for several breaths as you notice the sensation of cool air coming in through the tongue.
  • Repeat up to 3 to 18 times and then close the mouth and rest.
  • Notice the cooling effect and sit quietly for a few minutes before resuming activity.

FREE YOGA EVENT

I'm really hyped to announce I'll be teaching a FREE yoga class at the Vuori clothing store on Madison Ave. in the Upper East side. EVENTBRITE LINK

Location? 1153 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10028

What time? 9am
What day? Sunday, August 23rd

Maman will serve some coffee and lil' bites post class. Oh... did I mention it's free? Bring your mat, a loved one, a friend or two and come hang out with me for this cool Summer in-store event in the Upper East Side.

Shout to Vuori clothing ... #therisetheshine

NAMASTE,
Victor Cotto
www.YogaWithVictor.com
Instagram: CottoVic
Facebook: Yoga With Victor - Vicyasa™
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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 6/15 - 6/21/2026: Etiquette; phones, "doing my thang" & leaving early

6/12/2026

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"Etiquette requires us to admire the human race." — Mark Twain
Victor Cotto Yoga NYC, Sui Yoga & Spa, New York Yoga Hot Upper East Side, Astoria Queens Hot Yoga, Summer Yoga Outdoors NYC 2026, New York City Best Yoga Teachers, Hampton's Hot Yoga Teacher & Privates Meditation
Yoga etiquette focuses on fostering a peaceful, respectful, and focused environment for everyone. Even as a teacher, I still get annoyed and cannot understand why some people show up to group yoga classes, say they love the instructor, but consistently freestyle, want to do poses nowhere near what the teacher is guiding, disregard the journey, or step into the room late, leave early, or exhibit the terminal behavior of demanding, "I need the phone next to my mat."

Because yoga centers on mindfulness and disengaging from the outside world, unrestricted phone use directly disrupts the physical and mental space for both students and the teacher.
 
I greatly appreciate being unreachable at times. As an introverted type, I need alone time, without the distractions of phone calls and emails, to function at my full potential. The idea of setting my phone next to my mat in my home yoga practice—let alone in a class—so that I can keep up with my emails, phone messages or Facebook feed is unthinkable. When I’m practicing yoga and meditation, my practice works better and feels better if I focus on what’s happening in my body/mind in the present moment.

Regarding early departures, a universal piece of advice from instructors is to let them know before class if you plan to leave early. Unless you are the person who always wants to leave early... in which case, honestly, don't show up to my class. Truly. At that point, it's asshole behavior and chances are, the practitioners that truly want to enjoy my offerings don't want you or your disrupting attention-seeking behavior.

Studios and teachers know exactly who is there and for what. To the students who show up to a specific teacher's class yet feel compelled to sidecrow 5 minutes in, jump into the walls during every vinyasa attempt or freestyle... the students next to you do not appreciate or like your actions.

Every movement, question, and energy shift interacts with the group dynamic, requiring real-time adaptability from both the instructor and the participants. Your participation in a group class "does not happen in a vacuum"; if you want extra attention, take private lessons. If you want to do your own thing but just need the fire of a hot room, then isolate yourself in a room, turn up the thermostat and be that asshole alone, wearing as many layers as you want as well.

It's not that difficult... right? Like my teacher Marko used to lovingly say, "Don't be an asshole."


PRIVATES: ONE-TO-ONE WORK!
If you want to set up any private sessions or events, please contact me through email. You can learn more about privates: CLICK HERE!

SINGLE CLASSES
We've added single class purchases to our on-demand offerings. How does it work? A $17 payment will give you access to a single pre-recorded class with Victor or anyone on his staff. The private link with unique access code will give you entry to that class, which you can load anytime you want. You'll have 24-hours of unlimited access to that class. No refunds, returns and you must use that class within 24-hours of receiving it before it expires. You can request a teacher on our on-demand options... featuring Demetra Kentrotas (@d_meetch), Leanne McDermott (@leannerays), Elinor Cohen (@elinorraerigby) and others.

REGULAR RATES:
  • $65 for 30 days of UNLIMITED CLASSES! (includes on-demand)
  • $17 for 1 pre-recorded class (24 hour access from purchase)

PAYMENT:
VENMO -- @Vicyasa
Paypal -- [email protected]

NAMASTE,
Victor Cotto
www.YogaWithVictor.com
Instagram: CottoVic
Facebook: Yoga With Victor - Vicyasa™
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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 6/8 - 6/14/2026: Flag Day!

6/5/2026

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"May the wind carry peace to all corners of the earth." -- Buddhist & Tibetan prayer
Victor Cotto Yoga New York City Best Teachers; Sui Yoga & Spa Thermae; New York Yoga Hot; Hampton's Hot Yoga Studio Teachers; Private Yoga Teacher celebrities Hamptons & Hollywood; Yoga Famous; Actor, models, singers, Broadway Yoga Meditation Teacher
What are those colorful, rectangular pieces of cloth strung on ropes at many yoga studios? These "Yoga flags" (more precisely called Tibetan prayer flags) embody the five elements of nature and the spread of peace, compassion, and positive energy -- releasing blessings into the wind as they flutter.

Practitioners believe that instead of sending messages to a god, the wind gently blows the printed mantras and goodwill out into the universe.

The flags are arranged in a specific, intentional color order from left to right to represent balance:

Blue: Symbolizes the sky and space. It represents open-mindedness, purity, and healing.
White: Symbolizes air and wind. It is associated with the breath of life, purity, and clarity of thought.
Red: Symbolizes fire. It embodies warmth, energy, passion, and spiritual transformation.
Green: Symbolizes water. It represents balance, harmony, and the nurturing, flowing aspects of life.
Yellow: Symbolizes earth. It stands for stability, groundedness, and the solid foundations of the body and mind.

In addition to traditional Tibetan flags, studios also hang Chakra flags, which correspond to the seven main energy centers of the body (from the Root to the Crown). Some studios even use strings of flags depicting different yoga asanas (poses) and the Om symbol.

Unlike traditional Tibetan prayer flags, which carry written mantras designed to spread by the wind to benefit all sentient beings, chakra flags primarily focus on the individual's inner harmony, emotional health, and spiritual well-being.

When flags fade and wear out, they symbolize life's evanescence. This natural wear is intentional, as it symbolizes the Buddhist concept of impermanence—the idea that life is constantly moving, changing, and cycling forward. We retire old flags by burning them.

A PEEK INTO MENTORSHIP WITH VICYASA™...
Many prospective teachers, graduates of teacher training(s) and a handful of you that have a desire just to dive deeper into the many aspects of a yoga practice and teaching yoga regularly have been greatly impacted by our bespoke mentoring program.

Mentorship sessions can include sharing the exact experience lived, the practical wisdom I and other teachers have gained from our journey in their domain. We are highly skilled at directing strategies and processes that can sometimes transfer across different contexts.

Yoga is a journey as much as a practice. In fact, it's a journey that should never end. Those of us on that journey should be open to learning new things. We should be open to new experiences. That is what mentorship offers. It's an opportunity for a more experienced yoga teacher to share their experiences with you.

We are ready to work with anyone on a 1:1 basis or mini-group. There will be suggestions for your practice/teachings, you get a catered-to-you manual with loads of vital information and you can take notes and record your questions or concerns. I will curate a personalized practice for you, based on your interest, needs, questions and situation. You then take this practice into your own life. What you discover, feel, experience, or learn via the lens of our personal practice will then create the context for potential offerings or paths you take whether in your personal or business life. The practices may be adapted, changed, modified, or added to.

This relationship is important for professional yoga teachers. It’s important because as we dive into the industry we often muddy the waters between ‘teaching’ and ‘personal path.' Furthermore the environment of the yoga industry can be difficult to navigate. No one should try to do it on their own.

What if you're not a teacher and would like to prepare for training or enhance your ever-hungry-desire to absorb all things yoga? Holla' at me.

Feel like your 200 hour training ended with you needing more questions answered? Want to expand on those teachings? Do you feel like there are areas of your teaching repertoire that need enhancing? Contact me for more info and enrollment.

PRIVATES: ONE-TO-ONE WORK!
If you want to set up any private sessions or events, please contact me through email. You can learn more about privates: CLICK HERE!

SINGLE CLASSES
We've added single class purchases to our on-demand offerings. How does it work? A $17 payment will give you access to a single pre-recorded class with Victor or anyone on his staff. The private link with a unique access code will give you entry to that class, which you can load anytime you want. You'll have 24-hours of unlimited access to that class. No refunds, returns and you must use that class within 24-hours of receiving it before it expires. You can request a teacher on our on-demand options... featuring Demetra Kentrotas (@d_meetch), Leanne McDermott (@leannerays), Elinor Cohen (@elinorraerigby) and others.


REGULAR RATES:
  • $65 for 30 days of UNLIMITED CLASSES! (includes on-demand)
  • $17 for 1 pre-recorded class (24 hour access from purchase)


PAYMENT:
VENMO -- @Vicyasa
Paypal -- [email protected]

NAMASTE,
Victor Cotto
www.YogaWithVictor.com
Instagram: CottoVic
Facebook: Yoga With Victor - Vicyasa™
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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 5/25 - 5/31/2026: Do I need a Guru?

5/20/2026

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"Everything is Guru. But not every student listens." - unknown
Victor Cotto Sunset Yoga Long Island City NYC Queens, Sui Yoga & Spa Hot Yoga, New York Yoga Hot Upper East Side NYC, Heal Space LIC Yoga Studio, Queens NYC Free Yoga Summer 2026

A yoga guru is a knowledgeable spiritual mentor or teacher, derived from Sanskrit terms meaning "remover of darkness" [(gu) = darkness, (ru) = that which dispels)]. A guru guides students to shift from naïveté to enlightenment, often acting as a bridge between ancient yogic philosophy and modern daily life applications.

Finding a yoga guru and/or teacher who resonates with you involves identifying your personal goals, trying out various classes, and observing if the instructor provides a safe, knowledgeable, and supportive environment.

First, determine your needs and goals:
  • Define Your Goal: Are you seeking physical fitness, stress relief, spiritual growth, or rehabilitation? Different teachers specialize in different styles.
  • Identify Your Level: Beginners may want to search for gentle or foundation-based classes, while advanced practitioners might look for specific lineages like Iyengar for alignment or Mysore Ashtanga.
  • Look for Authenticity: Choose someone who instructs for the benefit of the students' growth, development and safety rather than for their own ego. A trustworthy and reliable teacher is a guide, not a show-off.
  • Value Lineage: A teacher who respects and mentions their own teachers or lineage often indicates a solid foundation.
Don't be afraid to take classes with several instructors, as the right fit often requires trying a few options. Sometimes taking a class in person is the only way to feel if the teacher's teaching style, voice, and atmosphere match your needs. The right teacher helps you connect with your own inner guidance and feel better about yourself after class, about the application of the practice in your own lifestyle and how to facilitate an understanding of what they do and how they do it without judgement.

A true guru exhibits compassion, patience, and unwavering commitment to the student's welfare, without requiring blind submission.

Moreover, everything around us can be a "guru": our experiences, life, happenings, the decisions we make and don't make. How often do we truly listen and recognize our own ability to be our own guru?


A PEEK INTO MENTORSHIP WITH VICYASA™...
Many prospective teachers, graduates of teacher training(s) and a handful of you that have a desire just to dive deeper into the many aspects of a yoga practice and teaching yoga regularly have been greatly impacted by our bespoke mentoring program.

Mentorship sessions can include sharing the exact experience lived, the practical wisdom I and other teachers have gained from our journey in their domain. We are highly skilled at directing strategies and processes that can sometimes transfer across different contexts.

Yoga is a journey as much as a practice. In fact, it's a journey that should never end. Those of us on that journey should be open to learning new things. We should be open to new experiences. That is what mentorship offers. It's an opportunity for a more experienced yoga teacher to share their experiences with you.

I am willing to work with anyone on a 1:1 basis or mini-group. There will be suggestions for your practice/teachings, you get a catered-to-you manual with loads of vital information and you can take notes and record your questions or concerns. I will curate a personalized practice for you, based on your interest, needs, questions and situation. You then take this practice into your own life. What you discover, feel, experience, or learn via the lens of our personal practice will then create the context for potential offerings or paths you take whether in your personal or business life. The practices may be adapted, changed, modified, or added to.

This relationship is important for professional yoga teachers. It’s important because as we dive into the industry we often muddy the waters between ‘teaching’ and ‘personal path.' Furthermore the environment of the yoga industry can be difficult to navigate. No one should try to do it on their own.

What if you're not a teacher and would like to prepare for training or enhance your ever-hungry-desire to absorb all things yoga? Holla' at me.

Feel like your 200 hour training ended with you needing more questions answered? Want to expand on those teachings? Do you feel like there are areas of your teaching repertoire that need enhancing? Contact me for more info and enrollment.

PRIVATES: ONE-TO-ONE WORK!
If you want to set up any private sessions or events, please contact me through email. You can learn more about privates: CLICK HERE!

SINGLE CLASSES
We've added single class purchases to our on-demand offerings. How does it work? A $17 payment will give you access to a single pre-recorded class with Victor or anyone on his staff. The private link with a unique access code will give you entry to that class, which you can load anytime you want. You'll have 24-hours of unlimited access to that class. No refunds, returns and you must use that class within 24-hours of receiving it before it expires. You can request a teacher on our on-demand options... featuring Demetra Kentrotas (@d_meetch), Leanne McDermott (@leannerays), Elinor Cohen (@elinorraerigby) and others.


REGULAR RATES:
  • $65 for 30 days of UNLIMITED CLASSES! (includes on-demand)
  • $17 for 1 pre-recorded class (24 hour access from purchase)


PAYMENT:
VENMO -- @Vicyasa
Paypal -- [email protected]

NAMASTE,
Victor Cotto
www.YogaWithVictor.com
Instagram: CottoVic
Facebook: Yoga With Victor - Vicyasa™
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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 5/4 - 5/10/2026: Taking Care of your Hands/Wrists

4/30/2026

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“The hand is the visible part of the brain.”
― Immanuel Kant

“One hand I extend into myself, the other toward others.”
― Dejan Stojanovic
Yoga Tips Victor Cotto NYC Best Yoga Teachers; Vicyasa Yoga; New York Yoga Upper East Side NYC; Hampton's Hot Yoga Teachers Private Meditation
Our skillful, dexterous and dynamic hands and wrists are multifaceted: they manipulate tools, write, type, play musical instruments, give massages, or use sign language, just to name a few. However, during asana [poses] practice, we require our hands to bear weight, placing significant demand on our fingers & wrists, expecting them to function like feet by holding all or most of our body weight. But our hands are not feet - and we were not divinely created to regularly place such demands on our upper extremities.

When we use our hands to bear our body weight as if they were feet, the wrists are in the extreme position of extension, as in the gesture when you extend your hand forward to say “stop.” This puts extreme pressure on the many small bones and the soft tissue around them. Without adequate preparation for flexibility and strength in the mechanics of the arms as a whole, chronic or acute injury may result.

Make sure the muscles of your hands and fingers/finger pads are the areas of emphasis.

When we press the fingers down—all the way to the tips—we transfer weight forward onto the hands and reduce the amount of weight on the wrists.

Think of your hands as similar to your feet. Our feet have arches that distribute pressure and absorb shock; your hands can do the same. When bearing weight on them, feel the perimeter of the palm and the heel of the wrist connecting to the ground, maintaining a small air space under the center of the palm. Maintaining this small “arch” in your hand activates the muscles of the wrists and hands, providing structural support. The fingers should also spread wide with even pressure into each to distribute and balance the forces placed on the hand.

If wrist pain is an issue, there are plenty of modifications. Using foam wedges or blocks can help shift weight, and poses can often be done on fists or forearms instead of open palms.

Here are a few "exercises" for you to apply to your pre-practice:

  • Wrist Rotations – Gently rotate your wrists in both directions to improve mobility.
  • Thumb Opposition – Touch your thumb to each fingertip one at a time, making an "O" shape. This enhances mobility and coordination.
  • Finger Lifts – Place your hand flat on a table and slowly lift each finger one at a time, then lower it back down. Helps improve dexterity and strength.

Your hands are vital for your day-to-day functioning — always present, always working, and always ready to help you tackle life. Give them the care they deserve, and they’ll keep high-fiving, creating, serving you and others and carrying you through every adventure for years to come! If you need additional tips, help or strategies, feel free to contact me anytime.

MENTORSHIP WITH VICYASA™
Yoga with Victor's mentorship program... for teachers looking to sharpen their tools and hone in on varying skills that will make them more proficient at sequencing, teaching anatomy, or widening their skill set to become a successful instructor and craft their own business model.

What if you're not a teacher and would like to prepare for training or enhance your ever-hungry-desire to absorb all things yoga? Holla' at me.

Feel like your 200 hour training ended with you needing more questions answered? Want to expand on those teachings? Do you feel like there are areas of your teaching repertoire that need enhancing? Contact me for more info and enrollment.

PRIVATES: ONE-TO-ONE WORK!
If you want to set up any private sessions or events, please contact me through email. You can learn more about privates: CLICK HERE!

SINGLE CLASSES
We've added single class purchases to our on-demand offerings. How does it work? A $17 payment will give you access to a single pre-recorded class with Victor or anyone on his staff. The private link with unique access code will give you entry to that class, which you can load anytime you want. You'll have 24-hours of unlimited access to that class. No refunds, returns and you must use that class within 24-hours of receiving it before it expires. You can request a teacher on our on-demand options... featuring Demetra Kentrotas, Leanne McDermott, Elinor Cohen and others.


REGULAR RATES:
  • $65 for 30 days of UNLIMITED CLASSES! (includes on-demand)
  • $17 for 1 pre-recorded class (24 hour access from purchase)



PAYMENT:
VENMO -- @Vicyasa
Paypal -- [email protected]

NAMASTE,
Victor Cotto
www.YogaWithVictor.com
Instagram: CottoVic
Facebook: Yoga With Victor - Vicyasa™
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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 3/9 - 3/15/2026: Creating Your Own Luck

3/6/2026

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CREATING YOUR OWN LUCK
“When it comes to luck, you make your own” - Bruce Springsteen lyric from Lucky Town
Victor Cotto Yoga NYC; New York City Best Yoga Teachers; Sui Yoga & Spa; New York Yoga Hot Upper East Side; Astoria Queens Yoha Hot Studio; NYC Events Yoga Free; Private and Mentorship Yoga with Victor Cotto Vicyasa
(This week's newsletter was composed by our dynamic on-demand teacher and full time writer Elinor Cohen. Check out her Instagram HERE and her amazingly empowering advanced & intermediate sessions on our on-demand archives.)
It’s a lucky time of year, or so they say. After all, with St. Patrick’s Day in our midst, who wouldn’t want to indulge in a little lucky energy. But how does that work? Do lucky situations just happen upon us… or is there something more to it?

Let’s explore.

Have you ever been in a yoga class, looked at another practitioner and thought, Wow, she’s so lucky she can do handstand! Or maybe He’s so lucky to be that flexible. I’ve been that person more times than I’d like to admit.

Comparison is the thief of joy, but we all do it. Oftentimes, when we compare, there’s at least a hint of jealousy baked into it. But there’s something else too. There’s a feeling of insecurity and maybe a sense of injustice.

It’s not fair! We might say. I want to be able to float up effortlessly into handstand, too! I want to be able to get through a class without huffing and puffing. I want my lotus pose to look like a lotus and not a cracked pretzel.

Here’s the thing: luck is just one piece of the very complicated, intricate puzzle that is life…and that is yoga.

We can’t pretend luck has nothing to do with good things happening. In fact, it plays a significant role in how things shake out in the world. To be in the right place at the right time is luck, and there’s validity to that. But that’s not where it ends. You have to set your life up so you can be in the right place at the right time. Doing that requires effort, strategy, commitment, and perseverance.

Let’s use an example unrelated to yoga, but one that many New Yorkers can probably appreciate: apartment hunting. Every New Yorker knows the agony that goes into finding a new apartment. It’s stressful and often very last minute. But when we visit a friend and see the seemingly fantastic apartment they somehow managed to snag, we immediately exclaim, You’re so lucky to live here! And they are. But…

Here’s what we’re not considering. We’re not thinking about the hours they probably spent scouring Streeteasy, or the hundreds of emails they may have sent to set up apartment viewings. We’re not factoring in the money they may have spent on a broker to do that work for them, or the extra two months’ rent they had to pay for both places because they’d lose the apartment if they waited. We’re not thinking about the fact that yes, this apartment went for $500/month less than expected but it’s a 5th floor walkup. We’re only looking at the present moment instead of considering the bigger picture.

Yoga teaches us to live in the present moment but not at the exclusion of the rest of life. Zooming out gives us perspective and helps us humble ourselves when the comparison monster starts to rear its ugly head.

Now let’s go back to yoga. In our previous scenario, you see a student float up into a handstand two rows ahead of you. As you gaze on with admiration, perhaps you’re inspired, but maybe you’re also thinking about how lucky they are that they can do that.

Are you considering…
  • The years they’ve spent practicing yoga?
  • The hours they’ve dedicated to handstand drills?
  • The 200 hour teacher training they did, only to never teach?
  • The gym membership they keep to practice strength training to make them strong enough to hone these skills?
  • The countless times they’ve fallen, slipped, or embarrassed themselves trying to do the pose?
  • The fear they have to overcome every time a teacher offers an inversion option?

Probably not.

We see the end result but seldom do we see the underpinnings of what it takes to get there. Yes, that student is “lucky” that today, gravity was on their side; that their hand, wrist, core, and leg strength were up to the task; that they didn’t drink too much water in the seconds before handstand was cued. But their skill, ability, and attitude are not luck.

We are all very lucky – and we are all not. We are lucky to be able to practice yoga with healthy, strong, capable bodies. And we are not lucky because those bodies didn’t just happen to be the way they are, and we didn’t just happen to find ourselves seated on a yoga mat. We had to make intentional choices for those things to happen. We had to commit to treating ourselves well. We had to seek out a yoga studio or an instructor and then we had to get ourselves to the class.

The handstanders, the lotus posers, and the 5th floor walkup tenants are all as lucky as they set themselves up to be. Yes, some of it is chance but more of it is in our control than we know. Never underestimate the power of creating the luck and the life you want.


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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 2/23 - 3/1/2026: The teacher said WHAT?

2/20/2026

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Victor Cotto NYC Best Yoga Teacher; Sui Yoga & Spa; New York Yoga Hot Upper East Side NY; New York City Mentorship Yoga Top Teachers; Astoria Queens Yoga Studio; Yoga & Graffiti
So what is Sanskrit ?

Sanskrit is the ancient language the first yogis spoke and the language in which many historic yoga texts are written ("Sanskrit" is itself an English word -- how Sanskrit of "Sanskrit" looks like saṃskṛta).

Originating in ancient India and considered to be one of the oldest languages on Earth,  Sanskrit is, quite literally, the language of yoga. Many of the mantras you may silently repeat in meditation, and the terms you hear in yoga class are ancient Sanskrit words.

Why are yoga students trainee teachers taught the use of this language (as minimal or in depth as that may be) is it to give us a feeling of connecting with the ancient practice of yoga?

Using Sanskrit in yoga is essential for honoring the practice's ancient Indian roots, maintaining cultural authenticity, and accessing the precise, vibrational energy of the language. It provides a universal vocabulary for postures (asanas) and philosophy, deepening the connection between mind, body, and tradition beyond physical exercise.

Key reasons for using Sanskrit in yoga include:
  • Honoring Tradition & Roots: As the original language of yoga, Sanskrit connects modern practitioners to thousands of years of lineage and history.
  • Vibrational Power: Sanskrit is considered a sacred language where the sound and frequency of each letter are believed to have therapeutic, energetic benefits, enhancing the meditative quality of chanting or, for example, reciting the sutras.
  • Precision and Clarity: Sanskrit terms are often more precise than English translations. For instance, knowing basic terms like asta (hand), pada (foot), or adho(downward) provides clues to the structure of many poses.
  • Deepened Philosophy: It allows practitioners to delve deeper into the philosophical, spiritual, and technical meanings of yoga, as many concepts are embedded directly within the language.
  • Universal Language: It provides a common, standardized language for yoga practitioners worldwide, allowing for consistent understanding across different schools and cultures.
What are some of the cons of using Sanskrit? Can it intimidate new students? Yes it can. Does it increase the learning curve? Absolutely it can. But like anything in your yoga practice, does it serve how you teach? How you learn? Is it part of your authenticity, or are your doing too much and appropriating for the sake of checking boxes and want to play the "role of teacher."

While some may consider the use of Sanskrit to be a form of cultural appropriation, for many it is an essential part of maintaining the authenticity of the practice - Sanskrit does connect to the heart chakra of this ancient practice and can enrich your yoga journey.

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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 12/15 - 12/21/2025: In the Twelve Days of Yoga

12/12/2025

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"Love the giver more than the gift." – Brigham Young
New York City Best Yoga Teachers Victor Cotto; Sui Yoga & Spa; New York Yoga HOT Upper East Side; Vicyasa Victor Cotto Yoga; NYC Private Yoga Teachers & Hot Power Vinyasa; NYC Mentorship Yoga Training; Celebrity Yoga profesional athletes Models Actors
In Christian faith, the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas" details tenets of the faith and  is a reflection of love and giving. Why not adapt the rhyme, make it your own with a pinch of Yoga and Asana and adopt the teachings of our beloved practice during this Holiday season?

We continue in our paths as aspiring yogis by closing 2025 by giving thanks, choosing to acknowledge our blessings and practicing one of these 12 observances of yoga inspiration each day to give yourself more love this season.

Start and end the day with gratitude: Wake up everyday acknowledging the blessing of life and close reviewing what in the day you can be grateful about.

Look into the mirror and state your joy for the day: You can integrate that wake up with a deep gaze into your eyes and recognize the true beauty that lives inside and out.

GIVE... : There is nothing better than returning the blessings you have been given to those who need it more. As simple as going through your closet and other belongings & donating to charity. There is always something we can do to help others.

Pamper yourself: One day... one massage. One day of manicure and pedicure. Looking to get a facial to ease tension? DO IT!

Light a candle... and just watch it flicker during your meditation: This can sharpen your concentration, ease your racing thoughts & ignite the flame inside your mind’s eye and awakening your inner intuition.

Mantra, Sing... dance: Your meditation one day could be just repeating inspiring words [mantra] or your favorite lyrics to songs that uplift you. Turn up the music in your home and just dance.

Slow down with your asana: A yin class... a breathework or ceremony where the focus is to ground. Instead of seeking high impact movement... root!

Create a vision board for 2026: Yeah yeah yea... I know. The whole resolution thing. But seriously... a literal board, or journaling through pictures, writing and or voice memos as reminders of what you want and how you will achieve it.

Treat yourself to an amazing breakfast, lunch or dinner: A day or night to go out, put on the outfit you love the most and indulge.

Make plans to go out with a friend, a loved one: A Holiday show? A stroll in the park and a catch-up day with a person you havent seen or talked to in a while? Reinvigorate a relationship or continue to add fire to one and take the initiative to make it happen.

Journal... a love letter to yourself: Begin by addressing yourself warmly, and write as though it is a close friend or your beloved you are writing to. Write about the qualities you admire in yourself, the challenges you’ve overcome, and the things that make you unique.By writing down what’s circling through your mind, you can gain a clearer understanding of where your thoughts aren’t serving you. And when you journal to replace your harsh judgment of yourself with kindness and understanding, it can profoundly shift the way you treat yourself.

Try something new: So, is there something that interests you to try out? Maybe dancing, cooking, illustrations, gardening, or any other hobby. Try it out! You might find a soothing companion for your soul.


Un-PLUG: ONE FULL DAY! No screens. No emails. No constant scrolling. No walking down the street with your head buried in your device. Not one subway ride with your head curled into your phone. Create a boundary from the dependency. 

It may not rhyme like the song "The Twelve Days of..." but it has the same spirit. Embracing joy, generosity, love, and compassion, focusing on giving, kindness, and selflessness. Fostering this goodness now in an effort to ideally it becoming a year-round lifestyle.

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Yoga at OHM Newsletter Vicyasa™ 12/8 - 12/14/2025: Manifest YOUR BEST 2026

12/5/2025

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“Your beliefs become your thoughts,
Your thoughts become your words,
Your words become your actions,
Your actions become your habits,
Your habits become your values,
Your values become your destiny.”
― Gandhi
Victor Cotto Yoga, New York Yoga Hot, Sui Yoga & Spa, NYC Best Yoga Teachers, Yoga Teacher Training & Mentorship NYC; Hampton's Hot Yoga Teacher; Yoga Celebrity Hollywood Teacher; The BEST Private Yoga NYC Manhattan; Yoga Teacher of the Stars
Who is ready to manifest their best life? Let's do everything the heart desires in 2026 -- being present and savoring our moments, basking in our glory & illuminating and uplifting others with our state of being. Whatever your goals and desires to live your best life are, a consistent yoga and meditation practice will help you set clear intentions and help you identify your personal life vision.

Give yourself time and space to contemplate your desires. Connect with your heart. Get into a state of flow with heart-brain coherence. Allow yourself to think big. And most importantly … Set an intention! The power of your intention and your consistent diligence cannot be underestimated. Setting an intention for yourself each day as a part of your morning routine will raise your vibrations to attract more love and positivity and inspire you to channel that positive energy into action.

Intention setting is a loving commitment to oneself that joins the heart and mind on a journey to one’s highest calling.

Simply put, it is to clearly state what you want to experience and achieve through your actions. Setting an intention can be done in all aspects of your life, from relationships and personal life to your work life.

Spend some quiet time and reflect on the experiences, relationships, the feelings, the things that you wish to experience in your life. Take some time to feel the emotions you may feel when you experience your intentions in your life. From there, write down the intentions you want to set. Then, spend time thinking about how having these intentions come into your reality will feel, what does it look like, feel like, what will you be doing? Get as vivid and clear as you can in these steps as feeling the emotions will activate the intentions and allow for them to flow easily to you. Your thoughts that turn into emotions, which inspire actions, are all used to manifest your intentions.

Intention Setting Examples:
  • I will show compassion to myself and others
  • I intend to embrace myself as who I am each day
  • I lead by example in my work and personal life
  • I trust my path to unfold as it is meant to
  • I am grateful for what I have
  • I am patient and present
  • I practice self-care every day


At Vicyasa™, we support our community in harnessing the power of intention to infuse the mind, body, and spirit with confidence, positivity, and a boost of well-being.

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What if you're not a teacher and would like to prepare for training or enhance your ever-hungry-desire to absorb all things yoga? Holla' at me.

Feel like your 200 hour training ended with you needing more questions answered? Want to expand on those teachings? Do you feel like there are areas of your teaching repertoire that need enhancing? Contact me for more info and enrollment.

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