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Several Denver University students are taking their passion for yoga to the next level by becoming certified yoga instructors in various styles like Bikram, Vinyasa, and yoga sculpt. These students are registering for extensive teacher training programs that involve over 200 hours of instruction, including anatomy lessons, history readings, teaching practice, and more. Motivated by stress relief, spirituality, and a desire to share their knowledge, these student instructors now offer free weekly yoga classes on campus and at local studios.
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Yoga is a physical and mental practice that involves the body, mind and spirit. The practice, which originated in India, is designed to enhance awareness, create a mind-body-spirit balance, cleanse, heal and strengthen the body, liberate the true self and, as practiced today, improve fitness. The most common form practiced in the United States is hatha yoga, which includes specific movements or postures (asana) and various breathing techniques (pranayama) and is often complimented with meditation (dhyana).
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2) Appropriate yoga for seniors focuses on gentle poses, proper alignment, avoiding forward bends and twists, moving gently, including rest, and using props. Chair yoga allows yoga to be accessible for those who cannot stand long.
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Yoga is an ancient Indian practice that originated over 5,000 years ago. It is based on integrating the body and consciousness through various poses and exercises known as asanas. While yoga has religious origins, the most popular modern form is hatha yoga which focuses on the physical poses to strengthen and purify the body. People practice yoga for stress relief, fitness, and improved flexibility as the poses help all body systems function well and keep practitioners present in their bodies.
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Yoga has become increasingly popular as a way for people to find calm and balance in their busy modern lives. It provides both physical and mental benefits, including stress relief, improved body image and mindfulness. Regular yoga practice has been shown to lead to weight loss and maintenance over time by increasing awareness of hunger and fullness cues. It also enhances fitness by building muscle strength, endurance and flexibility while improving cardiovascular health. Overall, yoga is a holistic practice that can benefit both the body and mind.
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- 1. DU students practice and teach yoga Yoga is becoming increasingly popular among students at DU. In fact, Several DU students are taking their passion for yoga to the next level and becoming certified yoga instructors. They are registered in various yoga styles, from Bikram, a hot yoga, to Vinyasa, a style focused upon synchronizing movement and breath.
- 2. According to the recent Yoga in America study by Yoga Journal, about 8.7% of U.S. adults (18+) practice yoga, more than 20.4 million Americans. Approximately 82.2% of these yogis, or yoga practitioners, are women.
- 3. People take yoga for many reasons. Some want to improve their flexibility, while others take yoga for stress relief and spiritual reasons. Nevertheless, American yogis spend an estimated $10.3 billion each year on yoga between classes, equipment, clothing and other products.
- 4. “Yoga is a great workout, and something that everyone should try,” Sam Pihl, a freshman DU student said.
- 5. “Yoga is a way of life, it’s a spiritual practice,” Steph Winsor, a junior DU student said. “I can feel it in my mind and my body when I miss a class.”
- 6. According to KCFitnessLink, the average yoga instructor is between 30 and 40 years old. However, current participants in yoga teacher training are anywhere from 19 to 75 years of age.
- 7. Basic yoga teacher certification requires 200 hours of training. Training includes much more than just attending classes, observing classes, and teaching classes. For some styles of yoga, training includes taking an anatomy lab, reading about the history of yoga, writing essays, and attending lectures.
- 8. Winsor (top), a sophomore double majoring in biology and public policy, is currently four weeks away from completing her certification in Vinyasa.
- 9. Katie Elles (right), a senior at DU, wanted to become a certified instructor because she loves reading about meditation and yoga philosophy, and wanted to teach others about body acceptance. After achieving her Bikram certification through an intense training program, Elles now teaches twice a week at CorePower studios.
- 10. CorePower Yoga offers teacher training in a variety of yoga styles. Sam Pihl, a freshman at DU, achieved her yoga sculpt teacher certification through CorePower. Sculpt yoga is a full body workout that incorporates free weights into the yoga poses.
- 11. When Winsor (middle) started her teacher training, she was unsure if she actually wanted to teach. Now, almost done with her training, she offers free weekly yoga classes at her sorority house, Delta Gamma.
- 12. Although Elles plans to pursue a career in public health policy and management, she intends to keep teaching. “Yoga will always be a part of my life,” she said.