Timothy McCall, MD
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Introducing Whole-Body Pickleball

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As many of you know, I have spent the last five years researching how to apply principles and practices from yoga and yoga therapy to improve sports performance and training. I started out with tennis, then expanded to pickleball, the main sport I now play and compete in. I'm teaching lessons at a local pickleball club as well as in my small yoga studio in Burlington, Vermont, I coach all levels from absolute beginners to elite players. To learn more about the philosophy behind this enterprise, click here. 
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New For 2024! Revised and Updated Edition
Available on Kindle, Kobo and Apple Books.
New Articles:

The Hands as Organs of Perception

Yoga Therapy Research vs. Yoga Therapy in Practice
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​​Free Book!

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​50 Ways to Heal a Yogi


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​Going strong in its 18th year!
What is Yoga Therapy?
Yoga Therapy — or as we call it Yoga As Medicine — is the selective use of various yoga tools — such as poses, breathing techniques, relaxation exercises and meditation, as well as dietary and lifestyle advice — to help people with virtually any health condition, physical or psychological. Because people's health and fitness vary, we often modify poses or use props to make the practices safe and effective.  In Yoga As Medicine, we perform detailed holistic assessments of each client—evaluating body, mind, spirit and environment—and then craft a personalized yoga program. And that's precisely what we teach in our seminars and teacher trainings. Yoga therapy can be used by itself or as an adjunct to any conventional or alternative medical treatment.
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Second Edition  Just Released!

 FREE RESOURCE:  my 2019 update of  “­­­Health Conditions Helped by Yoga (as Shown in Scientific Studies).”  The PDF contains over 40 pages of references, listing the scientific studies by condition. Embedded hyperlinks will take you to the study's abstract, or if available, to a free, full-text version of the study. For printable posters (including A4 versions), click here.
I compile this bibliography of research as a service to the yoga world and hereby give permission to copy this PDF, print it out, distribute it to others and share it on social media.
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FREE PRINTABLE POSTERS!
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 Video Interview on Yoga Therapy
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In conjunction with an  online course on Yoga As Medicine on Yoga U, I recorded this video.  It's over 40 minutes long, and is a good introduction to my overall approach to yoga therapy, my ideas about what yoga teachers and therapists should — and shouldn't — be doing with students with medical conditions, integrating yoga into modern medical care, etc. I had a lot of fun recording this interview and hope you enjoy it!
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​Kallyani Ayurveda
Many of you have asked about the place in India where I go for Ayurvedic treatments, which I highly recommend. This is the center I wrote about in my book Saving My Neck.  
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