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Yoga In W/o Schedules

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Does anyone include yoga in their workout schedule??
If so when?? Before , after training; on cardio days???
Opinions, anyone???
 
I wouldn't do it before lifting.
 
I agree with TCD, dont do it before you work out. Probably best to do it a bit after working out or on a seperate day. Morning stretches and shaking out the 'ol muscles are still a good idea.

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Sometimes I will alternate a power yoga with cardio first thing in the morning. Other times I will do a light strech yoga 1 hour before bed. It really promotes a restful sleep.
 
I do yoga every sunday for 45 minutes, and do a lot of yoga stretches before bed each night!! :)
 
Originally posted by Venus
Other times I will do a light strech yoga 1 hour before bed. It really promotes a restful sleep.

Karma sutra is it? :yes: I try to practice as often as possible as well :thumb: :lol:
 
I am the Karma Sutra master!!! hahahahhahahah:rolleyes:
 
I eat yogart sometimes, does that count? But seriously, yoga is good for an adjunct to weight training when done on your days off. It really depends on your overall goal.
 
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I agree with gopro...usually the focus of yoga is relaxation and to increase overall flexibility. In terms of bodybuilding training it usually isn't used. but it can be a nice switch from the everyday weights and cardio.
 
it absolutely depends on your goals.
in order to be fit overall, i've been trained to believe that all 3 facets of fitness need to be addressed: cardiovascular activity, muscle building and flexibilty. yoga is a great way to target flexibilty and if you have a good instructor, it can also be used to promote relaxation and spirituality. i've found some instructors to be lagging in the latter aspect:)
i think it's a great actiivty for an active rest day.
i would say do it seperately from training or cardio if doing it on the same day so you can offer a decent amount of energy to either activity instead of doing it back to back.
 
I have never tried the actual yoga. But after my workout I do some breathing exercises from 5-10 min surprisingly how good you feel after wards. :)
 
For those of you who are doing yoga, do you go to actual classes, follow a tape, or just do your own thing? I am really interested in trying it. Can anyone recommend any really good tapes/dvd's, or would you recommend that I sign up for a class?
Thanks for any info!:)
 
A good beginner Yoga Tape is power strength yoga by Living Arts
 
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