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These two types of Yoga are so different, is it beneficial to do both or do you focus on only one? Kundalini is far more aggressive in it’s physical approach but also has more chanting. Very different from Hatha Yoga! But I enjoy both approaches.
What do the Yoga experts say?
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You can improve your appearance, strength muscle to fat ratio, and even your walking performance by adding strength training to your walking routine. Some benefits of strength training are Improves metabolism, Tones and shapes muscles, Improves body image, Enhances work/sport performance (stronger), Increases bone density, Positive changes in blood cholesterol, Improves glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity, Improves strength, balance, and functional ability in older adults.
Always warm up prior to your strength training session. Do at least 5 to 10 minutes of any aerobic activity at a light intensity. After your warmup stretch the major muscles your will train. Stretching increases muscle flexibility and range of motion, and decreases risk of injury. Stretch after your warm up, between sets, and during the cool down period.
Be kind to yourself when you practice yoga. Go slowly, especially in the beginning, and listen to your body. It knows what it can do. If it says “stop,” stop. Don’t push it. Yoga is not a competitive sport. You don’t win points for matching a picture in a book (or on a website). If you push too hard, you probably won’t enjoy it, and you may hurt yourself. Whenever possible, work with a teacher, and use books, videos and websites to supplement your classroom instruction.
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www.yogateacherguide.com Teaching Yoga is about sharing healing energy as an instructor and teaching by example… Teaching Yoga allows you to live, -a better life.
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This recording captures the unspoiled purity of the classical Indian flute accompanied by the tamboura. The simple but powerful compositions bring the mind to an exquisite place of stillness, refreshing your whole being and turning the attention within. The flute is masterfully played by venerable V.K. Raman, one of the greatest musicians of classical Indian flute alive today. He not only is an accomplished musician but a yogi who poured his whole heart into the project. The Indian classical flute developed independently from its Western counterparts. Made with bamboo, Indian flutes are keyless. There are two main varieties used–both played in this recording. The first is the Bansuri, used predominantly in Hindustani music. The second is the Venu, which is mostly used in Carnatic style, the music of the South of India. Each track has a different raga improvisation which has the power to soothe the mind and has the power to bring the body to a state of complete calm and relaxation.
Classical Indian Flute – Featuring Virtuoso Master V. K. Raman
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Yoga focuses on keeping the spine open and supported, so it is understandable why millions of people turn to yoga for self-care of their back, explains instructor Rodney Yee in Back Care Yoga for Beginners, a gentle, easy 30-minute introduction to yoga. Its 20-minute yoga workout maximizes the movements of the spine and Yee carefully demonstrates the back-strengthening yoga postures, sometimes using a chair (sitting in it or standing and propping one foot on it). His form is beautiful, his explanations clear. If you’re a beginner, realize that you cannot begin to approximate his degree of flexibility. Your goal is not to get as deeply into each posture as the instructor, but to reach your own comfortable limit. Cautions are given for pregnant women. –Joan Price
Living Yoga – Back Care Yoga for Beginners
