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September 5, 2014

5 Yoga Tips for Beginners

It’s Friday of a pretty exciting week.  My big girl started preschool and fashion week is in full swing.  I wish I was there taking in all the shows and fun but, alas I didn’t make it this time around.  Anyway, I’m excited for Friday and spending time with my family this weekend and getting in one last run before my Diva Half Marathon.  13.1 miles next Saturday.  EEK.  I was talking with a new friend about starting out with yoga and it made me think of tips for beginners.  I decided this week for Fitness Friday I would put together my 5 Yoga Tips for Beginners.

5 YOGA TIPS FOR BEGINNERS

1.   Breath.  This is the number one focus of yoga.  Your breath should be the guide to your practice.  It should be slow, steady and constant.
2.  Listen to your body.  This is such a huge part of practicing yoga.  No matter what level you are at, listening to your body is important.  Every day and every class is different.  You always need to remember that.  Don’t push yourself to far.  You want to challenge yourself but, you should never be uncomfortable or in pain.
3.  It’s not a competition.  Yoga is time for you and it is a never ending learning experience.  Every posture has hundreds of different variations.  Once you have mastered one there is something else you can learn.  Don’t compete with those around you.  Everyone is at a different place in their practice.
4.  Focus on what you have accomplished.  During your practice don’t be hard on yourself.  It’s ok if you can’t do every posture perfectly.  Focus on all the positive things you did during your class.  Acknowledge how you feel when you leave and appreciate the peace you will walk out of your class with.
5.  Listen to the details.  Be sure to listen to your instructor.   Every detail and make adjustments as you go.  There are reasons for every variation and every position.  Your instructor created the class with an intention in mind and purpose for the class.  Listening to the details helps you achieve something bigger than just an hour of yoga.  Also, when you listen and focus on their words, it can help to clear your mind of chatter and thoughts about other things.  Let it all go and be present.
5 yoga tips for beginners that will help you feel comfortable in the studio.

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  1. Me And My Mini Me says

    September 5, 2014 at 11:31 pm

    great tips! I just love yoga, it always centers and relaxes me. How exciting that your little girl started school. I bet it as a bitter sweet feeling.

    –Me And My Mini Me
    http://www.meandmyminime.com

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    • Megan B says

      September 6, 2014 at 12:09 pm

      It is. She loves it which makes it so much easier. Is your little one starting school soon?

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