Well, I’m a very stressed out person soo I heard yoga is really good for calming you down, so I was wondering if anyone had any advice about how do to yoga, what kind of classes to take, what to wear, and what to expect!=/
To answer your questions…
How to do yoga:
Just follow the instructor, who will demonstrate the poses most of the time and if not look around at the regular students. Don’t be too self-conscious even if you think you’re not doing the poses correctly. Go with the flow, breathe and relax.
What kind of classes to take:
Hatha yoga is usually best for beginners because it is the most basic. I also recommend Iyengar yoga because this style uses props such as blocks, straps, chairs and bolsters to assist you, so that you get into a pose with more ease.
If you would like a more meditative and slow yoga style, try Integral yoga or Sivananda yoga.
Avoid physcially demanding styles such as Ashtanga or Power yoga because these styles require much flexibility and strength.
What to wear:
Wear comfortable clothing that is easy to move in. T-shirts or tank tops with shorts or leggings are suggested. Baggy t-shirts or long baggy pants are not recommended. Bare feet are essential are on the yoga mat.
What to expect:
Depending on the type of yoga and teacher, you will most likely be doing poses in awkward positions that your body is not used to. You might find that your muscles are tight, but don’t worry about it. With regular practice your body will become more flexible and open, and your mind will be more calm.
Some advice:
Yoga should be practiced on an empty stomach. Allow at least two hours after a meal. Otherwise you’ll feel nauseous doing the poses with a full stomach.
Enjoy and namaste!
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