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...ll, can I combine it with the exercise I do now?”Sure, why not?As a matter of fact this will not only supplement your current fitness training regimen, it will give it an all-around augmentation.Here’s how to include yoga in your plan based on personal research and study.First of all, to warm up for what it is you might be doing-Calisthenics, Weight-Lifting, Pi...more Teaching Hatha Yoga: The Summer Slow Down ...ur first priority is to thank your students for their past participation and remind them that you still teach Yoga.It is very easy for anyone to forget their priorities, and Yoga students are no exception. Yoga teachers contribute to the well being of their student’s mental, physical, and spiritual health. When you see inactive Yoga stud...more Yoga for Weight Loss: What You Need to Know to Succeed (part 1) ...to aim for 6 rounds minimum and up to a maximum of 30. It only takes about 5-10 minutes, depending on your speed and intensity and is best practiced with as little clothing as possible before an open air window first thing in the morning.Okay, we’ve gone over the core pose or combination thereof when using Yoga for weight loss in this part of the series of this article. I’ll go over SPECIF...more That's NOT Yoga, if One Eats Like that ...iet (which co-incidentally is the mucus/disease free or alkaline diet of the alternative health fraternity) will be the best way to go.Simply put, it is your fruits, roots and leafy vegetables (raw and ‘properly cooked’). This is the Yoga diet and this has to be included in your lifestyle if you seriously want to practice Yoga.Is it a co-i...more Teaching Hatha Yoga - What Do Hatha Yoga Students Want? ... management.Notice that beginners do not often seek enlightenment, meditation, mantras, Pranayama, or to change their lifestyle. In fact, the classification of Yoga levels is easy to understand, but it is inaccurate. Terms such as, beginner, intermediate, and advanced, are all based upon the physical difficulty of performing an Asana (Yoga pose). ...more |
