What style of yoga for flexibility ?
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What style of yoga for flexibility ?
Hey guys.
Just got a quick question.
I am looking at starting yoga to increase my flexibility and to losen my joints and overall feel better to go hand in hand with my bodybuilding.
Now i have been having a look on the internet and there are so many dvd's and so many styles of yoga that it gets pretty confusing.
So i am wondering if you guys here could post me in the right direction in what style of yoga is great for flexibility etc and what dvd's are good aswell.
Cheers
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