Subject: {!name} - The Different Types of Yoga

Hi {!name},

Quote: Yoga teaches us to cure what
need not be endured and endure what
cannot be cured. - B.K.S. Iyengar

There are several different types of
yoga and you really need to choose the
one that you believe will give you the
most benefits for what you are trying
to achieve.

All forms of yoga will add benefit no
matter which one you choose because the
various types of yoga will always focus
on creating a calm and balance in the
mind and body while helping to increase
flexibility and fitness at the same
time.

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What many people regard as the most
extreme form of yoga is Bikram yoga
where the routines are performed in
heated rooms where the temperature is
set at 95 degrees or more. For some
people this can add stress to their
exercises and for that reason there are
many people who believe that performing
under those conditions is detrimental
to your well being.

For the people who use the Bikram yoga
on a regular basis they believe that
the increased temperatures help to
relax and cleanse your body and in
doing so give you more benefits over
the standard forms of yoga.

The more common form of yoga that you
will find in most centers throughout
the country is Hatha Yoga. This is
probably the best form of yoga for you
to choose if you haven't done any form
of this exercise in the past as it will
teach you all the basic types of poses
that will also be applicable to various
other forms of yoga if you intend to
move into those other areas at a later
date.

It is excellent for people who haven't
done any exercise previously and for
elderly people as all the movements are
slow and relaxing and will assist in
helping you to gain more flexibility
without concern for injury.

One step up from Hatha Yoga is Vinyasa
yoga which is performed at a faster
pace and focuses a lot on breathing
during the movements. The stretches
that are involved in Vinyasa yoga are
more advanced than those in Hatha and
are possibly not quite as suitable for
a beginner.

There are many other variations of yoga
apart from these that I just mentioned
but they all have the same philosophy
of getting the mind and body to work as
one to bring about a balance in your
life.

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