World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day - 01 Dec 2007

Started
in 1988, World AIDS Day is not just about raising money, but also about
increasing awareness, fighting prejudice and improving education. World
AIDS Day is important in reminding people that HIV has not gone away,
and that there are many things still to be done.

2, 800 participants traveled 545 miles in a bike ride event that raised more money than any other event for AIDS Services - AIDS Lifecycle 2007.

A FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR AIDS LIFECYCLE CYCLIST BRANDIE OLESEN

Got lower back pain?
Are your knees bothering you?
Shoulders tight?
Want to understand proper body alignment?
Learn proper breathing techniques?

10th Yr. California AIDS Ride / AIDS LifeCycle Cyclist, Iyengar Yoga Teacher, tony eason will teach a yoga sequence for cyclist addressing areas effected by endurance cycling. Come assist Brandie Olesen in reaching her $2,500 minimum to participate in AIDS LifeCycle - 2007. And, get your questions answered. . ..

Presently, Tony teaches yoga classes, seminars, and substitute teaches at: James Howell Studio, Club One, Gold's Gym , and the San Francisco Tennis Club . Cyclist, beginners, seasoned yoga students, and everyone else, are encouraged to attend his yoga classes.

Date: 19 May 2007
10th Yr. California AIDS Ride / AIDS LifeCycle Cyclist, Iyengar Yoga Teacher, tony eason will teach a yoga sequence for cyclist addressing areas effected by endurance cycling. All proceeds will go to AIDS LifeCycle Cyclist, Brandie Olesen. All checks should be written out to AIDS LifeCycle.

"As Buddha says in the famous parable of the arrow, analyzing the disease is not nearly as important as finding a cure.  Complaing about the state of things is a common sport.  But who among us has the courage and the willpower to hold on to their dreams when everything around us tells us to give up?  Who has the passion and the creative strength to reinvent our approach to life?"