Bridget Gibbs's guest appearances

Bridget Gibbs

Fieldhouse Files: Scott Agness on the Indiana Pacers

Catch You on the Rebound

Catch You On The Rebound: Nobody Wanna Hear About Mental Health

Myles Turner

Anthony Oliphant

Adrianne Ross

Dom Bookman

Andrew Powell

Hannah Bott

Gary Lewis

Keith Mitchell

Tim Martin

Marlon Kraus

Ashley Godby

Auntie Bev

Mollie Rue

James Sharpe

Garrett Bradford

OwlTail

Bridget Gibbs, a Trapeze Yoga instructor for myself and many others describes yoga as a discipline. She live a very nomadic childhood and changed school about 20 plus times. Moved out at 14 and was not fond of school in general. By her own words she believes that things are meant to go through struggle. Tune in a leave comments and questions for bridget or myself!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jordan-tolbert/message

Bridget Gibbs, a Trapeze Yoga instructor for myself and many others describes yoga as a discipline. She live a very nomadic childhood and changed school about 20 plus times. Moved out at 14 and was not fond of school in general. By her own words she believes that things are meant to go through struggle. Tune in a leave comments and questions for bridget or myself! --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jordan-tolbert/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jordan-tolbert/message</a>

Trapeze Yoga Instructor-Bridget Gibbs: Our Minds Make Us Sick 

Bridget Gibbs, a Trapeze Yoga instructor for myself and many others describes yoga as a discipline. She live a very nomadic childhood and changed school about 20 plus times. Moved out at 14 and was not fond of school in general.By her own words she believes that things are meant to go through struggle.Tune in a leave comments and questions for bridget or myself!

Bridget Gibbs, a Trapeze Yoga instructor for myself and many others describes yoga as a discipline. She live a very nomadic childhood and changed school about 20 plus times. Moved out at 14 and was not fond of school in general. By her own words she believes that things are meant to go through struggle. Tune in a leave comments and questions for bridget or myself!

Bonus Episode| Bridget Gibbs | Our Mind Makes Us Sick |

Myles Turner spent the majority of the offseason down in Texas. It was home, away from distractions, and allowed for him to focus on himself. He was preparing for the final year of his rookie deal — and later reached agreement with the Pacers on a four-year extension that guaranteed him $72 million.But before then, one of the things he gave his full attention to during those hot summer days in Texas was yoga. At least twice a week, Turner would drive to The Ranch for a private session with Bridget Gibbs, owner of Yoga Body Fort Worth.This was all part of his plan to improve his mind, diet, and strength. Initially, he wasn’t feeling the yoga. However, he soon felt the benefits as they began with trapeze yoga.“I focus on trying to get you out of your head, get you out of your own way and let you be in your mat and teach you how to breath and teach you how to press through the pain, and to take your mind somewhere else,” Gibbs said. “Yoga is not necessarily an exercise; it’s more of a discipline. So we’re disciplining our mind through our body.”It was fascinating to hear Gibbs, who was introduced to Turner this past summer, share her observations of the 22-year-old center and the progress that he made.Click here to read more about it.         View this post on Instagram           Amazed by your progress in such a short time! Stronger mentally and physically in places you never touch in a gym! You are so much fun to work with @turner_myles you push yourself through the pain with a smile! #yogamen #namaste #selflove #yogiathlete #feeltheyogahigh #stongyogi #trapeze #yogaeverydamnday A post shared by  Bridget Gibbs Yoga &amp; YB1 (@bridgetgibbsyoga) on May 29, 2018 at 8:08pm PDTSubscribe to the Pacers Podcast on Apple Podcasts.I welcome your questions and comments @ScottAgness on Twitter or via email.Topics Discussed:* How they were introduced and her initial observations of Myles’ body* Benefits of trapeze and ashtanga yoga* What a typical 90-minute session was like* Domantas Sabonis and assistant Bill Bayno joining for a week

Myles Turner spent the majority of the offseason down in Texas. It was home, away from distractions, and allowed for him to focus on himself. He was preparing for the final year of his rookie deal — and later reached agreement with the Pacers on a four-year extension that guaranteed him $72 million. But before then, one of the things he gave his full attention to during those hot summer days in Texas was yoga. At least twice a week, Turner would drive to The Ranch for a private session with Bridget Gibbs, owner of Yoga Body Fort Worth. This was all part of his plan to improve his mind, diet, and strength. Initially, he wasn’t feeling the yoga. However, he soon felt the benefits as they began with trapeze yoga. “I focus on trying to get you out of your head, get you out of your own way and let you be in your mat and teach you how to breath and teach you how to press through the pain, and to take your mind somewhere else,” Gibbs said. “Yoga is not necessarily an exercise; it’s more of a discipline. So we’re disciplining our mind through our body.” It was fascinating to hear Gibbs, who was introduced to Turner this past summer, share her observations of the 22-year-old center and the progress that he made. Click here to read more about it. View this post on Instagram Amazed by your progress in such a short time! Stronger mentally and physically in places you never touch in a gym! You are so much fun to work with @turner_myles you push yourself through the pain with a smile! #yogamen #namaste #selflove #yogiathlete #feeltheyogahigh #stongyogi #trapeze #yogaeverydamnday A post shared by Bridget Gibbs Yoga &amp; YB1 (@bridgetgibbsyoga) on May 29, 2018 at 8:08pm PDT Subscribe to the Pacers Podcast on Apple Podcasts. I welcome your questions and comments @ScottAgness on Twitter or via email. Topics Discussed: * How they were introduced and her initial observations of Myles’ body * Benefits of trapeze and ashtanga yoga * What a typical 90-minute session was like * Domantas Sabonis and assistant Bill Bayno joining for a week

Ep. 91: Myles Turner signs extension; summer yoga with Bridget Gibbs