In the Introduction to Light on Yoga B.K.S. Iyengar quotes the Bhagavad Gita VI.16 and VI. 17, ‘Yoga is not for him who gorges too much, nor for him who starves himself. It is not for him who sleeps too much, nor for him who stays awake. By moderation in eating and in resting, by …
Attending a weekly Iyengar Yoga class lays the groundwork for developing one’s own yoga practice. It is important for first time yoga students to attend several yoga classes in order to see yogic progress. Overtime one may notice a change in emotional health, flexibility, and overall improved well being. Communicating your yoga questions to a …
Seated yoga poses usually are taught after one gains proficiency in standing yoga posture. For may people the muscles around the joint including inner groins and buttocks are tight. Restriction in the pelvic region prevents yoga students from sitting upright with ease. Using yoga props such as yoga blocks, yoga blankets, yoga bolsters, and the …