Yoga For Sports
Yoga For Swimming: Struggle to stay smooth while you swim? Easy asanas that are sure to help.
Our Yoga for Sport series guides you through the advantages of adding Yoga to your fitness and training routine, especially if you play sport.
Swimming is arguably one of the best ways to stay fit. Not only is it a complete body workout, but it also keeps you injury-free.
Read on to see how you can improve your performance in the pool by incorporating these simple yoga asanas in your lifestyle.
Yoga For Football: Yoga asanas to improve speed & agility on the football pitch.
Our Yoga for Sport series guides you through the advantages of adding Yoga to your fitness and training routine, especially if you play sport.
Football (soccer) is arguably one of the most physically demanding sports. It is no co-incidence then that most of the world’s elite footballers integrate Yoga in their training.
Read on to find out which Yoga asanas you must practise, especially if you want to improve your football skills.
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Does Yoga Help With Weight Loss?
Does Yoga Help With Weight Loss?
A Yoga Teacher’s Honest Answer
By Harneet Jayakar, Certified Yoga Teacher & Co-founder of Kosha Yoga Co.
When people ask me, “Does yoga help with weight loss?” I always smile because it’s one of the most common questions I’ve been asked as a yoga teacher, and one that deserves a much deeper, more honest answer than a quick yes or no.
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A yoga teacher’s honest guide to choosing the right mat.
When most people start yoga, they buy the first mat they can find; usually a foam mat. It’s light, cheap, and easy to carry. I did exactly the same when I began practicing years ago. But very quickly, I realized something important:
The quality of your yoga mat directly affects the quality of your practice.
