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]]>Many yoga mats these days are made with non-renewable materials such as PVC and other plastics. Yoga rugs, on the other hand, are made with biodegradable, sustainably grown organic materials such as organic cotton or organic hemp.
Your yoga rug will also last much longer than a cheap, plastic mat, and could even be handed down through generations!
If you sweat a lot during your yoga practice, you may find yourself slipping all over your mat. Yoga rugs are naturally sweat absorbing, meaning slippery hands won’t interrupt your flow.
It can be a faff to clean and dry a regular yoga mat. Yoga rugs are washable, making it easier to clean them, either in the washing machine or by hand. Many woven rugs also include ayurvedic herbs which give them natural antibacterial and antifungal properties. This means you only need to wash them every few months.
Treating yourself to a yoga rug can be an intentional step to deepening your yoga practice and boosting your wellbeing. Laying out a beautiful handwoven rug can feel more meaningful than rolling out your old mat. They are also free from potentially harmful plastics and chemicals, and many are woven with healing herbs.
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]]>The post Top 3 Yoga Mats for Beach Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Most yoga mats have textured or grippy surfaces so that you don’t slip during your practice, but this type of surface also attracts sand. When you’re done with your practice, the last thing you want is a ruined mat that is covered in sand. This is why picking the perfect beach yoga mat is super important!
The Manduka PRO Yoga Mat is great because of the material. The entire mat has closed-cell surfaces, so it is super easy to clean anything off–including sand! Manduka also offers a lifetime warranty because they are meant to last for years and years!
The Lululemon Reversible Mat is another great option because one side is smooth and one is textured. If you lay the smooth side on the sand, it will be super easy to clean. Lululemon also offers varied sizes, so you can pick the right mat for your needs.
Although it is a bit untraditional, using this Twisted Guru Yoga Beach Blanket will solve so many of your problems. With corner pockets that can be filled with sand, this blanket won’t budge. It even has a zippered, waterproof pocket for valuables!
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]]>The post How to Choose the Best Yoga Mat for You appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Before you buy a mat, you want to ask yourself these questions—what level of grip does it have? How much does it weigh and what is its thickness? Can I travel with it? What material is it made out of? And lastly, does it require a lot of cleaning?
Once you have answered these questions you can start looking for what you want. If thickness is important to you, look for something over 3mm, to give you extra cushion. If you want a mat that you can take with you, make sure it rolls up nicely and you can pack it easily.
There are so many mats on the market for you to choose from—it’s worth doing your research and checking what the companies offer. Take your time trying new ones and pick the one that is the most comfortable for you!
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]]>The post Best Yoga Mats for Your At-Home Practice appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This mat is made from 100% renewable natural rubber and is available in more than 10 colors. It’s super grippy and comfortable and comes in three different lengths, so it’s suitable even for taller yogis. Jade also plants a tree for every yoga mat sold.
Quality doesn’t have to come at a cost – this mat is more affordable than many other popular mats, yet provides the same comfort and support. It’s designed to wick away moisture to prevent odor-causing bacteria from getting into the material.
For serious yogis looking to invest in a mat that can stand up to sweat and advanced poses, Liforme mats are your best bet. They have incredible grip and feature designs to help you maintain alignment in various poses.
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]]>The post 3 Refreshing Morning Yoga Workouts from Yoga With Adriene appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>One of the nicest things about the Yoga with Adriene YouTube channel is that it offers workouts of various lengths and with pretty much every possible theme you could think of. So here are three morning yoga sessions (they’re short, promise!) that will help you start your day right.
Let’s start with the shortest one for the lazy folks! This one is only 5-minute long and is done mainly on all fours, combined with a few downward dogs.
Next, we have another short 11-minute practice, so you can still definitely make time for it before you go to work. Stretch it out with some vitalizing morning yoga postures.
Finally, if you’re looking for a slightly longer one (but just slightly), here’s another lovely workout by Adriene. This one is 15-minute long, and offers a little more posture-diversity than the previous two. From basic morning stretches to all the classic yoga poses like forward folds, half-way lifts, planks, warrior variations, downward dog, and even star pose.
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]]>The post 5 Signs That You Should Replace Your Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If your yoga mat is getting too thin and uneven, you’ve probably been using it for too long, and you should ditch it so it wouldn’t mess up your balance.
Your yoga mat won’t stay in one piece forever, and if you’re starting to notice significant signs of wear and tear, such as bald spots and holes, it’s time to let it go.
It’s important to clean up your yoga mat after each workout. If you have been doing it properly, and your yoga mat still smells pretty bad, you’ve probably been holding onto it for too long.
The top layer of most yoga mats is a little bit “sticky”, allowing you to keep balance during certain poses. Once you notice a lack of traction, your safety will be compromised.
The state of your yoga mat can impact your performance. If you’re constantly dealing with sore joints and struggling to keep balance, your old yoga mat could be the cause of the problem.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons Why You Should Always Work Out with a Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Exercising without a yoga mat can be a dirty ordeal, even if you’re doing it at home. Your floor or carpet will get all sweaty and that’s why you should add a yoga mat to the mix. It’s also crucial to remember to clean it every time to keep your workout routine as tidy as possible.
The exercise mat is much more comfortable than any other surface because it was designed specifically for this purpose. Having some padding between your body and the floor goes a long way, and it will do wonders for your body if you’re sensitive to hard surfaces.
In addition to being more comfortable than a bare surface, a yoga mat is also a much safer option. It’s easier to stabilize your body and avoid slips and falls with a yoga mat, and that’s why this piece of equipment plays an important role in injury prevention.
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]]>The post How to Pick the Optimal Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Standard yoga mats are usually around 1/8 inch thick, but you can find thicker models at about 1/4 inch. Thicker mats will give you better support and won’t lead to discomfort in your knees, wrists, and ankles, but they have several downsides that probably never crossed your mind.
One of the worst things about thick yoga mats is that they tend to be heavy, as well. This won’t be an issue if you’re working out at home, but you probably won’t feel too happy about taking your heavy mat to the gym every day—or even worst, traveling with it.
Another downside of thick yoga mats is that they don’t give you a strong connection to the floor as thin ones. This can be a problem with certain yoga poses, but it won’t bother you as much if you’re mostly performing exercises that require the strong back support that thick mats provide.
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]]>The post How Often Should You Replace Your Yoga Mat? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This depends on how often you’re using it and what exercises you’re doing on it. Depending on the frequency of your workouts, your yoga mat should last six to 12 months before you need to replace it.
If you’re using it for light stretching every few weeks, it will last longer and if you’re using it for high-intensity workouts, expect to replace it every six to eight months. If you’re not sure when the right time to replace your mat is, you’ll start to notice signs of wear and tear and issues with the firmness of the mat.
When you don’t replace your mat frequently enough, it’s not only gross, but it can also be dangerous. The mat can get slippery, it won’t cushion you as well, and it can get bacteria, fungi, and viruses.
In addition to replacing your yoga mat, make sure you clean it frequently. Wipe it down with sanitizing spray before and after your workout. Also, air it out by hanging it outside on a sunny day to kill pathogens and further sanitize it even more. Finally, make sure you clean both sides as well!
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]]>The post Best Gifts to Buy Yoga Lovers appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This yoga mat has been created by yoga teachers to offer the best yogic experience. It has a high-density cushion that protects the joints and it offers additional support for enhanced balance. It also has a closed-cell surface so that sweat can’t seep into the mat.
Yoga dice are little wooden carved dice that have little sketches of various positions on each side. Training with yoga dice can add variety to a yoga regime and they encourage experimentation with new and exciting approaches.
Made from breathable cotton, these non-slip yoga socks have that barefoot feeling. With grips on the foot’s arch and heel, they help the feet grip the mat securely. Not only does this help avoid injury, but it also encourages the yogi to increase their confidence.
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]]>The post Treat Yourself to A Beautiful Woven Yoga Rug appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Many yoga mats these days are made with non-renewable materials such as PVC and other plastics. Yoga rugs, on the other hand, are made with biodegradable, sustainably grown organic materials such as organic cotton or organic hemp.
Your yoga rug will also last much longer than a cheap, plastic mat, and could even be handed down through generations!
If you sweat a lot during your yoga practice, you may find yourself slipping all over your mat. Yoga rugs are naturally sweat absorbing, meaning slippery hands won’t interrupt your flow.
It can be a faff to clean and dry a regular yoga mat. Yoga rugs are washable, making it easier to clean them, either in the washing machine or by hand. Many woven rugs also include ayurvedic herbs which give them natural antibacterial and antifungal properties. This means you only need to wash them every few months.
Treating yourself to a yoga rug can be an intentional step to deepening your yoga practice and boosting your wellbeing. Laying out a beautiful handwoven rug can feel more meaningful than rolling out your old mat. They are also free from potentially harmful plastics and chemicals, and many are woven with healing herbs.
The post Treat Yourself to A Beautiful Woven Yoga Rug appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Top 3 Yoga Mats for Beach Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Most yoga mats have textured or grippy surfaces so that you don’t slip during your practice, but this type of surface also attracts sand. When you’re done with your practice, the last thing you want is a ruined mat that is covered in sand. This is why picking the perfect beach yoga mat is super important!
The Manduka PRO Yoga Mat is great because of the material. The entire mat has closed-cell surfaces, so it is super easy to clean anything off–including sand! Manduka also offers a lifetime warranty because they are meant to last for years and years!
The Lululemon Reversible Mat is another great option because one side is smooth and one is textured. If you lay the smooth side on the sand, it will be super easy to clean. Lululemon also offers varied sizes, so you can pick the right mat for your needs.
Although it is a bit untraditional, using this Twisted Guru Yoga Beach Blanket will solve so many of your problems. With corner pockets that can be filled with sand, this blanket won’t budge. It even has a zippered, waterproof pocket for valuables!
The post Top 3 Yoga Mats for Beach Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How to Choose the Best Yoga Mat for You appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Before you buy a mat, you want to ask yourself these questions—what level of grip does it have? How much does it weigh and what is its thickness? Can I travel with it? What material is it made out of? And lastly, does it require a lot of cleaning?
Once you have answered these questions you can start looking for what you want. If thickness is important to you, look for something over 3mm, to give you extra cushion. If you want a mat that you can take with you, make sure it rolls up nicely and you can pack it easily.
There are so many mats on the market for you to choose from—it’s worth doing your research and checking what the companies offer. Take your time trying new ones and pick the one that is the most comfortable for you!
The post How to Choose the Best Yoga Mat for You appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Best Yoga Mats for Your At-Home Practice appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This mat is made from 100% renewable natural rubber and is available in more than 10 colors. It’s super grippy and comfortable and comes in three different lengths, so it’s suitable even for taller yogis. Jade also plants a tree for every yoga mat sold.
Quality doesn’t have to come at a cost – this mat is more affordable than many other popular mats, yet provides the same comfort and support. It’s designed to wick away moisture to prevent odor-causing bacteria from getting into the material.
For serious yogis looking to invest in a mat that can stand up to sweat and advanced poses, Liforme mats are your best bet. They have incredible grip and feature designs to help you maintain alignment in various poses.
The post Best Yoga Mats for Your At-Home Practice appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 3 Refreshing Morning Yoga Workouts from Yoga With Adriene appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>One of the nicest things about the Yoga with Adriene YouTube channel is that it offers workouts of various lengths and with pretty much every possible theme you could think of. So here are three morning yoga sessions (they’re short, promise!) that will help you start your day right.
Let’s start with the shortest one for the lazy folks! This one is only 5-minute long and is done mainly on all fours, combined with a few downward dogs.
Next, we have another short 11-minute practice, so you can still definitely make time for it before you go to work. Stretch it out with some vitalizing morning yoga postures.
Finally, if you’re looking for a slightly longer one (but just slightly), here’s another lovely workout by Adriene. This one is 15-minute long, and offers a little more posture-diversity than the previous two. From basic morning stretches to all the classic yoga poses like forward folds, half-way lifts, planks, warrior variations, downward dog, and even star pose.
The post 3 Refreshing Morning Yoga Workouts from Yoga With Adriene appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 5 Signs That You Should Replace Your Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If your yoga mat is getting too thin and uneven, you’ve probably been using it for too long, and you should ditch it so it wouldn’t mess up your balance.
Your yoga mat won’t stay in one piece forever, and if you’re starting to notice significant signs of wear and tear, such as bald spots and holes, it’s time to let it go.
It’s important to clean up your yoga mat after each workout. If you have been doing it properly, and your yoga mat still smells pretty bad, you’ve probably been holding onto it for too long.
The top layer of most yoga mats is a little bit “sticky”, allowing you to keep balance during certain poses. Once you notice a lack of traction, your safety will be compromised.
The state of your yoga mat can impact your performance. If you’re constantly dealing with sore joints and struggling to keep balance, your old yoga mat could be the cause of the problem.
The post 5 Signs That You Should Replace Your Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 3 Reasons Why You Should Always Work Out with a Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Exercising without a yoga mat can be a dirty ordeal, even if you’re doing it at home. Your floor or carpet will get all sweaty and that’s why you should add a yoga mat to the mix. It’s also crucial to remember to clean it every time to keep your workout routine as tidy as possible.
The exercise mat is much more comfortable than any other surface because it was designed specifically for this purpose. Having some padding between your body and the floor goes a long way, and it will do wonders for your body if you’re sensitive to hard surfaces.
In addition to being more comfortable than a bare surface, a yoga mat is also a much safer option. It’s easier to stabilize your body and avoid slips and falls with a yoga mat, and that’s why this piece of equipment plays an important role in injury prevention.
The post 3 Reasons Why You Should Always Work Out with a Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How to Pick the Optimal Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Standard yoga mats are usually around 1/8 inch thick, but you can find thicker models at about 1/4 inch. Thicker mats will give you better support and won’t lead to discomfort in your knees, wrists, and ankles, but they have several downsides that probably never crossed your mind.
One of the worst things about thick yoga mats is that they tend to be heavy, as well. This won’t be an issue if you’re working out at home, but you probably won’t feel too happy about taking your heavy mat to the gym every day—or even worst, traveling with it.
Another downside of thick yoga mats is that they don’t give you a strong connection to the floor as thin ones. This can be a problem with certain yoga poses, but it won’t bother you as much if you’re mostly performing exercises that require the strong back support that thick mats provide.
The post How to Pick the Optimal Yoga Mat appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How Often Should You Replace Your Yoga Mat? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This depends on how often you’re using it and what exercises you’re doing on it. Depending on the frequency of your workouts, your yoga mat should last six to 12 months before you need to replace it.
If you’re using it for light stretching every few weeks, it will last longer and if you’re using it for high-intensity workouts, expect to replace it every six to eight months. If you’re not sure when the right time to replace your mat is, you’ll start to notice signs of wear and tear and issues with the firmness of the mat.
When you don’t replace your mat frequently enough, it’s not only gross, but it can also be dangerous. The mat can get slippery, it won’t cushion you as well, and it can get bacteria, fungi, and viruses.
In addition to replacing your yoga mat, make sure you clean it frequently. Wipe it down with sanitizing spray before and after your workout. Also, air it out by hanging it outside on a sunny day to kill pathogens and further sanitize it even more. Finally, make sure you clean both sides as well!
The post How Often Should You Replace Your Yoga Mat? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Best Gifts to Buy Yoga Lovers appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This yoga mat has been created by yoga teachers to offer the best yogic experience. It has a high-density cushion that protects the joints and it offers additional support for enhanced balance. It also has a closed-cell surface so that sweat can’t seep into the mat.
Yoga dice are little wooden carved dice that have little sketches of various positions on each side. Training with yoga dice can add variety to a yoga regime and they encourage experimentation with new and exciting approaches.
Made from breathable cotton, these non-slip yoga socks have that barefoot feeling. With grips on the foot’s arch and heel, they help the feet grip the mat securely. Not only does this help avoid injury, but it also encourages the yogi to increase their confidence.
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