(Above) Goat yoga is popular through various social media platforms, which Alaska Farms take part in.
They have an Instagram account, @alaskafarms.co, as well as a Facebook page. Various guest
experiences are illustrated through these platforms, and individuals also enjoy posting their
encounters on their own social media. For Alaska Farms, social media is used as a form of
advertisement, giving both new and old customers a small glimpse of what their experience may
entail. It also shows their values as people and as a business, and it most importantly allows
people to stay connected with Alaska Farms, and vice-versa.
Although yoga has been around for over 5,000 years, many new forms of yoga have been popping up around the United States due to its rising popularity. Goat yoga is when yogis practice while interacting with live mini goats throughout the session. The trend peaked around 2018-2019, but there are still many studios across America dedicated to the practice. Another yoga trend, pilates, has become favored by millennials. Club Pilates is the most successful chain, which is based in San Diego. Trendy yoga classes have taken grip of America’s younger generations, but any type of yoga can have multiple physical and mental health benefits. According to Harvard Health Publishing, yoga can improve symptoms of PTSD and elevate one’s mood. As additional variations of yoga travel to Orlando, the culture surrounding yoga becomes more appealing to an audience with diversified interests.
Rebecca Reif, grade 12, is the Editor-in-Chief for Lake Highlands’ Upper School newspaper Twice-Told Tale, and Director of Photography for the literary...
Sarah Finfrock, grade 12, is the Copy Editor and Director of Photography of Lake Highland Preparatory School's Upper School newspaper Twice-Told Tale, and...
Rebecca Reif, grade 12, is the Editor-in-Chief for Lake Highlands’ Upper School newspaper Twice-Told Tale, and Director of Photography for the literary...