What we teach is how to pause.
Because it’s only in stillness that awareness lives. And change can only follow awareness.
We all know how hard it is to slow down, especially in these times when productivity reigns supreme. The pause is the tool that helps you develop your skills.
ming+ming classes are specifically designed to strengthen the life skills we are lacking to process, understand, let go, and live authentically and intentionally.
Our classes are the forced pause we all need to reflect, validate, and be our own solutions.
Superficial wellness is always ready to give you a great tip, an inspiring quote, and enticing before-and-after photos, but Real Wellness gives you the how to.
Real Wellness is the good, the bad and the ugly – It’s ALLLL the truths.
We are not teaching yoga or meditation. What we are teaching is:
How to unwind, and slow down
How to feel uncomfortable and sit with it
How to check in with ourselves
How to give ourselves the permission to adjust
How to show up for ourselves
How to contract one part of ourselves as we relax another
How to rest and just be
How to prioritize our needs
How to come up with creative solutions
How to accept multiple truths
How to accept where we are
How to commit to ourselves
How to face our shadow selves
How to like ALL of ourselves
How to redefine our own worth
How to do something different
How to say “thanks, but not right now” to your brain
How to be present
How to be grateful
How to be intentional
How to be authentic
How to forgive and let go
How to make space
What ming+ming classes do is help you find yourself so you can learn how to trust in your abilities, and live your life with more confidence and ease. Our teachers are trained to guide you through, one step at a time.
And if one of us isn’t teaching the class, we’re taking the class.
“Sometimes I just log into class and lie down the entire time. I don’t want to distract others with what I’m doing so I turn off my camera and find comfort in my own room. It’s been a great way for me to strengthen my Life Flex of showing up for myself, but especially in a way that’s specific to my needs. I would never have done this in an in-person class. I’d be way too embarrassed to look like a freak. So doing this through Zoom, in the comfort of my own home, allows me to really tap in and ask myself what I truly need at this moment. And sometimes it’s just to lay down, guilt-free, and breathe.”
– Ming-Cee Ryan (co-owner ming+ming)
