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At its core, Sivananda Yoga is geared toward helping students answer the age-old question, "Who am I?" This yoga practice is
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Cross-Training Features
Boost your performance and have more fun when you practice poses that complement your athletic pursuits.
Yoga, with its emphasis on balance and alignment, is great dryland training for swimmers.
Stretch and strengthen the whole core, and every activity will be easier.
Building strength in the lower back can enhance your
performance in any sport and keep injuries at bay.
Regular yoga practice can turn your knees into reliable allies in any activity.
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Learn how cross-training with yoga can help you to improve your game. Whether you enjoy running, cycling, swimming, tennis, golfing, climbing, dancing, horseback riding, kickboxing or other martial arts, incorporating yoga into your training routine can help you to perform at your peak and to enjoy yourself more.
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