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Several DU students are taking yoga instructor certification courses in styles like Bikram, Vinyasa, and yoga sculpt. They are passionate about yoga and its benefits for both physical and mental wellness. These students plan to teach yoga classes to share their knowledge and help others experience the benefits of yoga.
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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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1) Yoga provides many benefits for seniors such as increased flexibility, strength, balance, and wellness as well as decreased blood pressure and pain. However, caution is needed as seniors have less flexibility and strength and certain poses should be avoided if they have conditions like arthritis or osteoporosis.
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Yoga is an ancient practice that originated in India thousands of years ago. It is a holistic discipline that aims to unite the body, mind, and spirit, promoting overall well-being and harmony. The word "yoga" comes from the Sanskrit root "Yuj," which means to join or unite, symbolizing the integration of various aspects of life through its practice.
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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, which adds up to 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 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.”
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- 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.
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