What would a Massage Sound like if it were Set to Music?
Research proves that listening to music at 60 beats per minute assists with right/left brain synchronization. Athletes, students, and people suffering from difficulties in coordination (brain injury, stroke) may feel benefits from just listening to the OANARHYTHMS©™ CD alone. It’s also great for meditation and yoga…
They Said I'd never Ride a Bike
Serendipity is a beautiful thing; especially when one steps back and allows the Universe to work it’s magic. Take, for example, a chance meeting back in 2008 at a wellness seminar at Matthew Corozine Studio Theatre in Times Square. Karina Yanku, a massage therapist and Edya Kalev, a yoga instructor, have stayed in touch; sharing ideas, inviting each other to networking events, and supporting each others’ endeavors. Recently, Karina Yanku was featured in the “MELT, Yoga and Wellness” newsletter, and is amazed at how her client base has doubled…
Massage and the Aboriginal Didgeridoo
Taming even the most savage of beasts, this exquisitely hypnotic combination of massage with live didgeridoo accompaniment is the brainchild of musician AJ Block and massage therapist Karina Yanku. The low droning sound of the didgeridoo, along with flowing, rhythmic massage provide an unparalleled sense of deep relaxation for the over-stimulated, overtaxed sleep-deprived Type-A person. This sublime combination of sound, rhythm, and touch…