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]]>Prenatal yoga is an obvious choice for pregnant women, since it’s been designed with their needs in mind. It helps your body prepare for labor by increasing the strength and flexibility of muscles used during childbirth.
If you’re still not a passionate yogi and just looking for a way to stay active without going overboard, this yoga style is a great fit. It’s extremely popular with beginners thanks to its gentle and slow pace.
This type of yoga is also a good pick for expecting moms because it doesn’t require you to make a lot of sudden movements. Restorative yoga is all about passive stretching and giving your body some time to slow down and relax.
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]]>Ashtanga combines breath with movement which will have you breaking a sweat while your body tones up. These classes use the same poses in the same order until you’ve mastered the poses and can move on to harder moves.
Bikram is what you think of when someone says hot yoga—the studios are heated to around 105 F, allowing for improved circulation and for the body to release its toxins. The classes are 90 minutes and they use the same 26 poses.
Yin holds poses for longer periods of time and uses fewer poses. Each class will use different poses that target areas of the body with the goal of reducing stress and increasing your flexibility.
Often referred to as “fitness-based” yoga, power yoga studios are usually heated to around 90 F. The poses are similar for each class, but the instructor puts them in a new order. You’ll work on your balance, strength, and flexibility.
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]]>Prenatal yoga is an obvious choice for pregnant women, since it’s been designed with their needs in mind. It helps your body prepare for labor by increasing the strength and flexibility of muscles used during childbirth.
If you’re still not a passionate yogi and just looking for a way to stay active without going overboard, this yoga style is a great fit. It’s extremely popular with beginners thanks to its gentle and slow pace.
This type of yoga is also a good pick for expecting moms because it doesn’t require you to make a lot of sudden movements. Restorative yoga is all about passive stretching and giving your body some time to slow down and relax.
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]]>The post What are the Differences Between the Major Types of Yoga? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Ashtanga combines breath with movement which will have you breaking a sweat while your body tones up. These classes use the same poses in the same order until you’ve mastered the poses and can move on to harder moves.
Bikram is what you think of when someone says hot yoga—the studios are heated to around 105 F, allowing for improved circulation and for the body to release its toxins. The classes are 90 minutes and they use the same 26 poses.
Yin holds poses for longer periods of time and uses fewer poses. Each class will use different poses that target areas of the body with the goal of reducing stress and increasing your flexibility.
Often referred to as “fitness-based” yoga, power yoga studios are usually heated to around 90 F. The poses are similar for each class, but the instructor puts them in a new order. You’ll work on your balance, strength, and flexibility.
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