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Post by calvink » Fri, 24 Apr 2009 9:36 pm

I am looking for a yoga centre to begin with....not into large clubs like pure yoa or true yoga...Does anyone have any reccomendations...thanks

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Post by resm » Wed, 29 Apr 2009 6:44 pm

calvink wrote:I am looking for a yoga centre to begin with....not into large clubs like pure yoa or true yoga...Does anyone have any reccomendations...thanks
do a google for "Ananda Marga Yoga Society Singapore".
They have their office at Marine Parade Center.

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Post by aadvark » Thu, 30 Apr 2009 1:34 am

just went for yoga class with my bro and sis-in-law last weekend.
This might be wat u r looking for, cosy setting... even has kids' yoga for my nephew and niece :)

the one i went to is located at the old turf club: Om Shiva Yoga
http://www.omshivayoga.com/

not too expensive either
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Post by Bluesky9 » Thu, 04 Jun 2009 8:10 pm

calvink wrote:I am looking for a yoga centre to begin with....not into large clubs like pure yoa or true yoga...Does anyone have any reccomendations...thanks
How about community centre? about 15-20 people in a class.
If u want more private type, I think there are some private yoga teachers who teaches about 6 students in their homes.

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Post by Gypsy Queen » Fri, 12 Jun 2009 2:59 pm

Absolute Yoga, they are fantastic and more of a boutique yoga experience than the larger venues that are available. Its more hot yoga though but fab! Enjoy wherever you may find!

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Post by Sally Cinnamon » Thu, 18 Jun 2009 6:04 pm

What's hot yoga like? I'm thinking of giving it a try but have low blood pressure so am worried I'll get dizzy or pass out which will be rather embarrasing!

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Post by sugarwaves » Thu, 25 Jun 2009 7:25 pm

hot yoga is a great way to lose your body fat. But it's quite dangerous if you dun drink a lot of water. During hot yoga you lost lotsa water.

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Post by DeannaFord » Fri, 26 Jun 2009 5:05 pm

Yoga is good for stretching, maintaining your flexibility and for unwinding and getting away from your mind for a while.

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Post by Gypsy Queen » Tue, 30 Jun 2009 2:04 pm

Hot Yoga is NOT dangerous if you are a normal healthy individual! Yes you need to drink water before the class to keep fluid levels up but no more than you should usually be drinking living in a hot climate such as Singapore.
Its a great way of pushing your body a little further than usual as the heat relaxes the joints and muscles therefore increasing suppleness and releasing tension and stresses in the joints. You have to listen to your body and follow only your own practice but the teachers in my yoga studio are hightly experienced and knowledgeable and aware of people should and should not be doing and they watch you like a hawk to make sure you follow the practice carefully.
I started last year and am now a complete addict, I cannot recommed it enough! If you do start then I am sure you will enjoy it, have fun!

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