Anti-Gravity yoga and parent-approved baby products on Modern Living TV

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Stephanie Zubiri
Want to try a new kind of workout? Join Stephanie Zubiri as she goes on a real mind-body-spirit experience with Anti-Gravity yoga, a new type of yoga which combines traditional yoga, Pilates, calisthenics and aerial acrobatics. It is a must try for fitness and yoga fans who want to get toned and lose excess weight while flipping your way on a hammock.

Celebrity mom Bianca Gonzalez helps first-time parents as she gives child rearing tips and checks out the latest parent-approved baby products at The Parenting Emporium, a retail social enterprise which provides parents and caregivers with a venue to discover and avail of premium baby and childcare brands, and to participate in workshops, consultations, and other childcare support products and services.  

This week’s episode also gives you tips on brightening up small living spaces this Christmas season with cheery but easy holiday decorating options from West Elm, a modern furniture and home decoration store born in Brooklyn, New York.

Also explore the resort-inspired community Shell Residences, a 2.2-hectare residential complex found at the heart of the Entertainment City and the Mall of Asia Complex where you can marvel at the majestic sunsets and enjoy 365 days of shopping, dining, and world-class entertainment.

Every episode of Modern Living TV features the latest eye candy in the form of breathtaking living spaces and other elements of modern living.

Don’t miss Modern Living TV’s latest episode! Now on its 6th season, Modern Living TV airs every Saturday on ANC at 6:00 p.m., with replays on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Modern Living TV is the first lifestyle TV show by a news media organization.



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