Yoga Is For Everyone

You have probably already read that, yoga seems to be everywhere these days. Everyone has his/her concept on practicing yoga. There are a lot of pre-conceived notions about what yoga is, ranging from a strenuous, acrobatic attempt only for the very strong and flexible; to some sort of new age, spiritual practice where you sit around chanting. Majority of yoga classes are providing fun, relaxing, so that everyone can love to practice it.

 

Here are some good reasons why you should give yoga a try:

 

Keeps you active

Yoga can be the accessto recharge energy within you. You can say it is a complete fitness program, however the strength, balance and endurance you develop through practicing yoga often leads to the confidence to take up other activities which you may not otherwise have been willing to try.

 

Keeps you young

Exercise that entices joints through their full range of motion, which is  the key to postponing the immobilizing effects of aging on ligaments and tendons, protect cartilages well nourished, and to strengthening the muscles that stabilize the joints. In addition, yoga integrates deep breathing which helps improve lung capacity and increases energy and survival levels.

 

Undoes the damage

If your job make you sit at a desk all day, or you are an athlete where you need to be active every time, in both, your body pays a price. Tight muscles in the back, neck and legs are by-products of how we use our bodies. Spending one hour a week at yoga, undoing that damage, will make a marked difference in how your body feels and performs.

 

Manages stress and other physical conditions.

Yoga can manage your whole body and mind simultaneously. High blood pressure, depression, osteoarthritis, and asthma are a few of the many conditions which studies have shown yoga helps manage. Also, yoga has been shown to reduce the stress hormone, cortisol, which helps lighten and manage stress and depression.

 

It is enjoyable form of exercise.

There are many styles of yoga, the key is to find the type which fits your personality and needs. Different types of yoga build the craze within you to know about the benefits and when you really experience the benefits, you fall in love with yoga and take more interest to practice it on regular basis.

 

Different types of Yoga

·         Hatha yoga is a general term used to describe classes which are slower moving and hold poses for a moderate amount of time.

·         Vinyasa is a term which usually describes a form of yoga that incorporates a lot of movement. Quicker paced, these classes can be very fun, and a bit more challenging.

·         Yin yoga, is a therapeutic form of yoga which holds each pose for several minutes to target the connective tissues, such as ligaments and tendons. Yin is the perfect yoga for athletes, it is gentle and helps promote recovery.

·         Restorative is a very slow moving, gentle form of yoga that uses props such as bolsters, blocks and straps. Extremely gentle in it's pace, restorative yoga is perfect for those recovering from surgery or dealing with chronic pain conditions.

 

Give yoga a try for yourself, you will probably find there are many other benefits which are not listed here. Along with getting benefits the main thing that you will gain here is inner peace , which is a most necessary thing to cope with this stress world nowadays.

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