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Have you ever thought about practicing yoga but are confused about all the different types that you have heard about or have seen listed at the gym? Each type is based on the same basic principles of Hatha Yoga. Hatha Yoga is a physical discipline that uses poses to develop control of the body. Check out this list below to find the style of yoga that best fits your body type and personality.

1. ANANDA: emphasis on meditation

Ananda brings yoga back to its spiritual origins. Its main goal is to raise your level of consciousness by emphasizing the natural effects of the yoga postures. It is also used to harmonize your body, mind and soul. Ananda is perfect for beginners. It is gentle and inwardly directed. It is not aggressive or aerobic. Its primary emphases are; developing correct alignment, being relaxed and using the postures to raise your consciousness

2. ASHTANGA: power yoga

Ashtanga means “8 limbs” in Sanskrit and is the yoga practice with 8 components: Morality, ethics, posture, breath control, sense control, concentration, meditation and absorption. Many yoga studios offer led Ashtanga classes. It is a very popular practice due to its intense athletic style. It appeals to those who like a sense of order and independence.

3. BIKRAM: hot yoga

Bikram yoga is also known as Hot Yoga. Hot Yoga is a series of poses done in a heated room. The temperature is usually between 95 – 100 degrees. The combination of the heat and vigorous poses makes the body very warm and more flexible. Make sure you drink plenty of water before an after class so you don’t get dehydrated. This one is not for pregnant women since it raises your core body temperature. Make sure to choose a studio that is certified to teach Bikram yoga.

4. ANUSARA: focused on the heart

Anusara means flowing with grace. This practice of yoga is very popular in the US. Its main philosophy is that all beings are inherently good and emphases heart opening. These classes are fun and have a very positive atmosphere. They contain a lot of alignment work and are great for students of all abilities.

5. INTEGRAL: relaxation

The goal of integral yoga is to realize the spiritual unities in creation and to live harmoniously as members of one family. Integral yoga combines several branches of yoga. It strives to unity the mind, body, and spirit in an attempt to give student the tools they need to live peacefully, healthy with happy productive lives. Integral yoga classes are gentle, accessible and very noncompetitive.

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Hot Yoga Bikram’s Twenty Six

Even though the world population has shifted from mainly rural to mainly urban in the last decade, there are still lots of folks like me who live in the sticks. Doing things like taking a yoga class becomes a different thing in our case from driving to the neighborhood gym. Since I live 40 miles from the nearest town large enough for yoga studios, when I decided to take a class, I was more interested in the schedule than I was the type of yoga. I couldn’t afford to be picky if I preferred not to wait around for a couple hours after getting off work. So I looked in the phone book, and didn’t pay attention to anything but the schedule. There it was: M-W-F at 4:00. Perfect. I don’t know what rock I’d been living under, but the word “Bikram” writ large across the ad in the yellow pages didn’t trigger the term ‘hot yoga’ in my mind, and that left me in for a big surprise.

I showed up with a comfy pair of sweatpants and a long- sleeved t-shirt. As the woman at the desk was giving me a little orientation information – explaining that the room was heated to about 100 degrees Fahrenheit – I realized that my concept of yoga clothes weren’t going to work here. Apparently, I wasn’t the first to make this error. Susie told me they had loaners. Now, it’s been a while since the last time I wore hot-pants, so when she handed me the little scrap of shorts, I thought, “No way.” She said, “Trust me, you’ll fit right in.”

Susie continued, giving a few more orientation tips, which started to seem like a set of warnings. “Our first-time students are encouraged to rest whenever you feel you should – kind of take it gradually. The instructors just ask that you do your best to stay in the room for the entire time.” What? Were we still talking yoga here? I’d seen pictures. Sure, I might not be able to balance on one leg while holding the other one over my head at my first try, but come on. How hard could it be to stretch as far as I could go and stop there? Why would I get desperate to leave the room?

Her next suggestion: “OK, I see you brought a bottle of water. That’s good, but you’ll be tempted to drink a lot, and I recommend you just drink sips – not too much at a time.” Hmm. What was I getting into here? It sounded like I was facing some kind of ordeal – not what I had in mind at all since I was thinking of yoga as a peaceful, low- impact way just to stretch and keep my aging body flexible and strong.

Once I was dressed in the little bit of shorts, I opened the door to the yoga studio and was met with a rush of hot, stultifying air. Oh goody. I walked to an open space, spread my mat, lay on my back, and understood exactly what she meant by asking me to at least stay in the room. I was already dripping sweat, and we hadn’t even begun the class.

Ninety minutes and twice through the 26 poses later, I was indeed still in the room. In the non-competitive, supportive atmosphere I had been completely guided to go to my edge, but not so far that I would be turned off by struggle. In fact, I was exhilarated. I lay on my back at the end, eyes closed in the peaceful, very hot room, and knew I’d be back for more.

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Hot Yoga and Breastfeeding?

I would like to try hot yoga as I have heard a lot of great stuff about it. It helps alot of people with aches and pains as well as elevating the mood (especially for post postpartum) Has anyone ever done both together? Will doing this hurt my milk supply in regards to quality and quantity? Thanks for your help!

I have never heard of hot yoga! When you find out more please will you let me know? I am a breast milk only mom and I too have bad to the bone aches and pains.

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