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Going to yoga asana classes is only one part of a greater yoga experience. It's equally important to practice at home on your own from time to time. But it can be daunting to go to the mat alone when you're used to someone leading you. The Home Practice channel articles guide you through sequences devised by expert yoga teachers for a specific purpose-soothing, strengthening, stretching, etc.
To learn more, check out these Yoga Journal articles:
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