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Not Your Average Yogi

Have you ever thought about trying yoga, but when you googled "yoga" none of the images look like you? Yea...us too. This podcast is for women 35 and up who are not your average yogi. We talk about all things life, love, yoga, health and wellness. notyouraverageyogi.substack.com

Podcast · By Ashley Robinson · English · Official site

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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Why You Keep Waking Up at 3AM: 7 Habits to Help You Sleep Better (opens the original)

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    You go to bed exhausted. You fall asleep just fine. Then 3AM rolls around and suddenly your eyes are open, your brain is wide awake, and you’re calculating how much sleep you can still get before the alarm goes off. Again. If this has become your nightly routine—especially during perimenopause or menopause—I want you to know that your body is not broken. But your sleep may need more support. In this bonus episode, I’m breaking down why quality sleep is about much more than feeling rested. Sleep

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Episode 29: Why Most Women Over 40 Keep Getting Worse Even When They're Doing All the Right Things (opens the original)

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    She’s strength training. Doing HIIT. Getting up for the workout even after a terrible night of sleep. Eating more protein. Cutting back on alcohol. Staying consistent. She’s doing everything she’s been told to do. So why does she feel worse? In this episode, Ashley challenges one of the biggest problems with mainstream fitness advice for women over 40: the assumption that when something isn’t working, the answer is always more . More intensity. More discipline. More restriction. More effort. But

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Episode 28: What I Got Wrong About My Own Perimenopause for Over a Year (opens the original)

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    I was a yoga teacher. I practiced breathwork most days. I moved my body consistently. I knew how the nervous system worked. And I was still waking up at 3AM. For more than a year, I knew something felt off but kept assuming the answer was more of what I was already doing: more yoga, more breathwork, more patience, more effort. Until I realized I wasn’t missing another tool. I was missing the bigger picture. In this personal episode, I share the moment I realized the brain fog, disrupted sleep, i

  4. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Episode 27: What I Ask Every Sleepless Woman Before I Look at Her Bedtime Routine (opens the original)

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    You bought the good magnesium. You’ve tried melatonin, lavender spray, white noise, a cooler bedroom, less wine, no screens before bed, meditation… And you’re still awake at 3AM. When women come to Ashley with this exact problem, the first question she asks has nothing to do with their bedtime routine. She asks: How does your body feel during the day? Because sleep doesn’t begin when your head hits the pillow. And sometimes the biggest clue to what’s happening at 3AM is hiding in how your body f

  5. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Episode 26: The Advice About Your Perimenopause Symptoms Has It Completely Backwards (opens the original)

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    You’ve followed the protocols. Changed your diet. Worked on your sleep. Added the supplements. Tried to manage the stress. And you still don’t feel like yourself. Eventually, it’s easy to come to one painful conclusion: Something must be wrong with my body. In this episode, Ashley challenges that belief and offers a completely different way to understand what’s happening during perimenopause. Your symptoms aren’t necessarily random problems your body is throwing at you. They’re signals . And whe

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