Please join our family as we bring the joy of yoga and basketball to children in developing nations.

 

Ellen's Story

Villanova University student-athlete, yoga studio owner, entrepreneur and inspiring "world-school" mom.

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Our Story

The Bradley family lives by the motto "live, laugh, love". Travel the globe with us as we educate, inspire and unite children thru our passions of basketball, yoga, and giving back.

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Michael's Story

A life-long athlete, retired NBA player, sports entrepreneur, coach and fun-loving father.

Great after-school Namasté & Play event with this group in Leon, Nicaragua. 🙏🏼🏀 📸: @rickyxwillis
So grateful to introduce the practice of yoga to nearly 70 children in Cacao, Panama. One of our best events yet! 🙏🏼🏀 Namasté 📸: @rickyxwillis
Grateful for these less than regulation sized hoops in Leon, Nicaragua. 😀😀After an energetic group yoga class and basketball clinic, the children wanted to see some slam dunks. Amazing day sharing our passions of yoga and basketball with this vill
Welcome to the jungle!! (literally) Howler monkeys in the trees surrounding us, on & off thunderstorms, and high humidity couldn't distract this group from learning the FUNdamentals of basketball.
I've had a few coaches in my career, tell me I was only interested in playing on one end of the court. I think this picture paints a different story. 😀😉Truth is, this defensive drill only lasted 2 minutes and then we were off to 5 on 5 pickup ball.
BE LIKE A TREE. Stay grounded. Connect with your roots. Turn over a new leaf. Bend before you break. Enjoy your unique natural beauty. Keep growing. (Joanne Rapits) So much fun ending our session with this beautiful group of trees 🌳🌲🌳🌲#StayGr
Come fly with me!! 16 year old Andres, an amazing your man from the CRIA Children's Home in Merida, Mexico was really interested in taking his yoga practice & arm balances to the next level. 🏀🙏🏼 📸: @rickyxwillis
Great visit with these courageous young men from the CRIA Children's Home in Merida, Mexico. The children are between the ages of 13-18 and were full of energy as we did some basketball skill work, played full court games in 95 degrees, and ended wit