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i have started structural yoga, which i really enjoy and find helpful, but i do not care much for regular yoga. it really depends on the swchool though.
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I am not an expert on the subject but i do know there are just as many ways of practicing yoga as there are practicing MA`s. Some claim to be more focused on particular elements than others and some will leave you feeling like you have gone 10 rounds with an angry Tyson.
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in structural yoga you (usually) lie down with objects under you that apply pressure to areas that commonly hold tension. it cause you body in to a weird position that you can only "comfortably" be in and sustain if you release the tension in your muscles..... the theory is to train you body to know that it is OK to be relaxed. it is suppose to fix your posture...... i don't know if i am explaining it too well, but i have found it helps.
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