My wife goes to the gym and does a couple of yoga classes a week. I am considering joining her.
Thought it my help my flexibility and training. Anybody had any positive or negative experience
with yoga?
Thanks, Crockett
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My wife goes to the gym and does a couple of yoga classes a week. I am considering joining her.
Thought it my help my flexibility and training. Anybody had any positive or negative experience
with yoga?
Thanks, Crockett
Quoted message said:Anybody had any positive or negative experience with yoga?
I have positive one. I chose yoga as an extra class few times . I personally like it but without
very deep ideology. It's nice to try different teachers - not everything fits me.
Gosia
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Quoted message said:My wife goes to the gym and does a couple of yoga classes a week. I am considering joining her.
Thought it my help my flexibility and training. Anybody had any positive or negative experience
with yoga?Thanks, Crockett
Definitely positive - I started going once or twice a week about 6 months ago. I was reasonably
flexible anyway, but now feel a lot looser while training in all 3 sports, and it has prevented a
lot of the little aches and pains I used to get when training a lot, particularly in the lower back.
Classes seem to range from being quite spiritual (chanting and meditation really isn't my thing!) to
fairly practical stretching routines. I prefer the latter, and have now found I don't need to go to
the class so often because I have learnt some of the stretches that work best for me and just
incorporate 15 minutes of focussed stretching into my training a few times a week.
I would echo the previous advice--I find the increased flexibility means fewer injuries, and once
you learn the poses/stretches, you can do them at home. Stretches for the hamstrings, calves, back,
and feet seem to be emphasized.
Aaron S.
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