I have been practising yoga for at least 5 years now, mostly on my rest days in the week. It’s a way of keeping my body active, whilst stretching out the muscles from the intense work outs.

First and foremost, to be clear and honest, I am not exactly the quintessential yoga type guy. I am not one to dismiss its benefits and have used some modified stretching in pre and post workouts that could be likened to yoga by those who have never actually taken a class, anyone actually familiar with yoga would call bullshit on my "poses" and form in a moment. However, in March of this year, I went from spending 5 days a week in the gym, workouts ranging from 30 minutes to over 2 hours each, to having the gym no longer an option to me. My gym was in my office and my office is still not open to this day (work from home is my reality at least until Corona virus cases are dropping nationally instead of rising).

I wasn’t looking for crazy, radical enlightenment when I first came to the yoga practice. Much to the contrary – I was simply looking for something to occupy my time.

When I was learning yoga, I was offered different classes and types of yoga, different types of teaching and exercise, poses as well. My doctor said that if I did not start then I would have a big problem. Because of my family’s history of heart disease and diabetes. I do many types of exercises, I like yoga, but I could not do normal yoga. I liked different styles of yoga. There are many types of yoga and you need to find out what works for you. I find the easiest way to work out is Vinyasa yoga work. Many people said to do this and do that, I tried almost all different possibilities in yoga but in the end, Vinyasa Yoga was my choice.

Inhale, Exhale.

When I first started practicing yoga in 2017, I was a skeptic who had no idea about all the different types of yoga. As an office worker, I had too much stress and I didn’t exercise often enough. That combination of problems led me to yoga, but I only dipped my toes into the world of yoga at first.

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Many yogis familiar with the beat of mantras such as 'Om' and 'Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu' are often used to open and close yoga teachings. Mantras and yoga have a long and interconnected history. But do you use music without yantras during yoga? However, not everyone agrees. Some people think that this is very disorganized or that it has been removed from traditional yoga. I want to argue that this can add something to your learning, to you and your students, because there is no need to be content with peace of mind.

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