Yoga for weight loss
Posted by CluelessCancer
no, run, weights, and diet
yoga helps tone
I will say in order to get a real work out from yoga you have to really develop some leave of skill. Calorie burn and strength can be accomplished depending on the type of class you are talking.
Again I would suggest get a good feel for it at a starters lever and move up. Yoga is one of the best ways to find a good workout.
I would recommend Hatha... first... to just get a basic exposure... to it... maybe for 3 months then move on to flow... if you seem to move faster with it then go with it... then try the heated classes... Then try advanced heated classes... In yoga if you do stuff like sculpting classes shit gets nuts...
"For example, a Hatha flow would burn about 300 calories while a Vinyasa flow would burn around 600 in 60 mins. My studio primarily does Power (Vinyasa) Yoga so I leave absolutely drenched from the constant movement & strength challenges throughout the class....not to mention the heat, of course!"
Sculpting classes may burn 600 plus because you use weights... it can be crazy shit...
There is a big difference... the advantages with yoga is it is very hard to injure your self... it is all low impact.... If you also get hurt... like my leg is bothering me so I don't do as much cardio... this acts as a cardio...
If I had one thing that I could make mandatory for every living person this is it... as it could possibly lead to world piece...
I am not even joking...
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The class I do are a litte harder...
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Seen people like this... I can do arm balances in variations but still have a ways to go before this... but easy crow... runners balances on arms only... side balance... still working on flying legs
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