Total Body Yoga for Strength & Flexibility - Day 10 of Beginner Camp

Practice summary

Video length

31:19

Lesson

Instructions

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Muscular strength translates to mental strength. And by muscular strength, I don't mean that you need big muscles. If your body feels strong from within, you will feel more confident and active. Maintaining strong muscles in the long run will also help you stay mobile and fit even in your 80s! A Yogi never wants to be dependent on anyone.

Your muscles may burn and feel sore in today's session but push through! This is when your muscles are truly growing.

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Steps

• Practice on an empty stomach. Always keep a gap of at least 3 hours between your meal and practice. If you have had a fruit, 2 hours is good enough.
• Wear loose cotton clothes while practicing. Please do NOT wear tight, polyester, dry-fit clothing while practicing yoga. Your skin needs fresh air as you get in and out of asanas.
• Practice only as much as you comfortably can. Never try to force yourself into poses. Please remember to be gentle with yourself.
• If you’re a complete beginner, it would be wise to keep a mirror next to you. This will help you observe yourself as you get in and out of asanas and allow to self-correct