Jennifer Davis-Flynn

What happens when you're asked to surrender too much of your power?

Sometimes the intersection of spirituality, critical thinking, and group think can go terribly, terribly wrong.

This diagnostic tool promotes fatphobia, which can cause more health problems than extra weight, and is rooted in racism. It's time to throw it away.

The more I stripped down, the more I began to accept myself.

Buying guide for Nike

Blog post for Nike

Cover story/Feature for the Summer 2022 issue of Yoga Journal about more "playful" types of yoga: acro, aerial, and trap.

Not many high school bands last 39 years. Even fewer make the transition from punk underground to venerated rock establishment, while continuing to jump around like teenagers with functional and highly lubricated knee joints just a few months shy of 60 years old.
But Red Hot Chili Peppers are still doing it, and they’re making it look easy. They are the Rolling Stones of Generation X. And they are very much here to stay.
Gather ‘round, children; way back in the ‘80s and early ‘90s, there was ...

The average woman in the U.S. is a size 16. Here are five gear companies that are actually making clothes for her.

Wrote e-commerce product descriptions for the Royal Robbins brand.

Landing page sales copy for Therapeutic Yoga teacher De West. Title and description of membership program are mine.

Infrared saunas claim to detox the body, relieve pain, and rejuvenate your skin, among other lofty promises. But do they deliver?

Feeling self-conscious about those extra pounds you gained over the past year? Here are eight ways to cultivate self-compassion for your miraculous, ever-changing body so you can revel in your own personal “hot girl summer.”

Boulder resident, Kate Livingston, volunteers her time to help Coloradans find vaccine appointments.

Contributing editor Jennifer Davis-Flynn reflects on the recent shootings in her hometown of Boulder, Colorado—and how she's using yoga and breathwork to help her through.