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They should be roaming around adjusting, correcting and giving alternatives to people who cannot do the full pose or have an injury. A good teacher will not do his or her own practice at the front of the room. Regular attendance is needed to really reap the benefits. Aim to go to a class every few days – later, you can consider committing to a course. Newcomers can sign up for deals such as £20 for 14 consecutive days of classes. The most cost-effective way is to take advantage of studio offers. Yoga can be expensive, especially in the larger cities. All teachers have their own unique focus based on their personalities, their own yoga practice and where and with whom they've trained. When you think you've settled on a style of yoga you enjoy, try a few different teachers. This is how I started my yoga journey – by watching and copying. Some classes – marked general or open level – are suitable for all. And for those who are relatively healthy and want a challenge, ashtanga vinyasa or vinyasa flow might be a good choice.īefore you make a decision, try a few of the most common styles of yoga that you might see on a yoga studio (or gym) timetable. Perhaps try yin or hatha yoga. Those who have an injury or live with a chronic medical condition such as arthritis might want to try Iyengar yoga, or one-to-one sessions with a teacher where you will be able to focus on alignment and your unique needs. If you are drawn to experience the spiritual side, you could try jivamukti. That way, you can balance your fitness routine. For example, if you're already doing lots of strength training your best choice is likely to be a yoga style that focuses more on flexibility. But to get the most benefit and the most enjoyment, you need to find a yoga style and a teacher that suits you. No one has turned up to their first yoga class (unless they were a dancer or a gymnast) able to execute advanced yoga poses.Īll yoga styles create a feeling of lightness, ease and relaxation.

Yoga develops strength and balance as well as flexibility – the latter is a consequence of practising yoga, not a prerequisite. The truth is that there is a class to suit you whatever your body type or temperament. And – most misguided of all – yoga is only for the flexible. Yoga is too slow and boring it's practised in stuffy, incense-filled rooms – or in 90C heat it's just for girls and people who are into chanting. However, as a yoga teacher I meet many people who hesitate to embrace this ancient form of fitness due to some pervasive myths. T he myriad benefits of yoga – including lower blood pressure, increased strength and bone density and reduced anxiety – should be enough to get anyone on the mat.