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Breathing Exercises - Introduction to Pranayama.......

DESCRIPTION A Yogi (shaping his mind for enlightenment) who blogs about Yoga postures, Meditation, Pranayama, Memory tricks and sometimes his personal struggle.

By Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 500 Understanding Yoga anatomy is critical to understanding the benefits and risks, of practicing and teaching, Yoga asanas or pranayama techniques. The study of human anatomy will teach you about the organization and intricate functioning of the human skeleton, muscles, internal organs, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage. A good Yoga instructor will have a firm foundation in the anatomy of Yoga, so that he or she is aware of the correct alignment of Yoga poses and the safest way to move in and out of the asanas. A firm understanding of the anatomy of the respiratory system is also very helpful for teaching Yoga students correct breathing techniques, which will leave them with a feeling of energized calmness.

By Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 500 Is Yoga exercise Yogic? In ancient India, Yoga was a way of living that included moral, ethical, spiritual, and physical components. Postures (asana) were an important, but small segment of the ancient practice. Today, many people use the word "Yoga" to mean a particular type of physical exercise, while being totally unaware of its spiritual aspect, which makes the modern version of Yoga a shadow of its former self. Some classes end with no time invested in the value of pranayama, relaxation, or meditation.

Kriyas are some techniques in yoga, which are used to cleanse our internal organs. This cleansing process, not only helps the body to release unnecessary toxins from the body, by doing o, it restores the balance and harmony of the body and mind, thus leading to well-being and good health. Kriyas are performed before Pranayama (breathing exercises) and help balance the Vata (wind), bile, and mucus (pitta) in the body.

If you want to become a Yoga Teacher Training expert, then this is the ideal course for you. Within our 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh India, you will develop your physical, mental as well as spiritual skills. Completing the course will holistically prepare you for your future Yoga endeavors. Join our 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Course in Rishikesh. Yoga Adi is going to give you insights on different styles of Yoga, Pranayama, Kriya, and Meditation along with the in-depth study of subjects like Yoga philosophy, anatomy, and physiology. The course will not only focus on improving your Yoga teaching skills but will also work towards detoxification of your body, cleansing your mind, and rejuvenation of the energy.

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Yoga has an analgesic effect and through the yoga way of life, both your mind and body are relaxed. Therefore, practicing yoga regularly incorporates healthy and beneficial practices into your lifestyle. It is due to this holistic, total body approach that yoga is increasingly becoming relevant as a way of life.