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By Baron Baptiste and Kathleen Finn Mendola
Although yoga and running lie on opposite ends of the exercise spectrum, the two need not be mutually exclusive.
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How does yoga help you to perform better at other sports or activities?
Do you find yourself writing better, painting better, performing better, or even brainstorming better when you're practicing yoga regularly?
Not only can yoga help strengthen a tennis player's injury-prone joints, it can also silence "inner chatter."
If your jabs and roundhouse kicks are missing the mark, yoga can bring flexibility and power to your kickboxing moves.
Yoga, with its emphasis on balance and alignment, is great dryland training for swimmers.
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