Yoga & Covid
How Social Distancing Can Help Improve Your Yoga Practice
Chances are that your neighbourhood yoga studio, or your favourite yoga teacher have called off classes indefinitely, which, like it or not, is the right thing to do while we're in the midst of this COVID-19 pandemic.
While it might seem like staying away from yoga class will adversely affect your yoga practice, social distancing can actually help improve your practice.
Read on to know how.
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