All of Yoga

15. Tips for developing a regular yoga practice

Season 1 Episode 15

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In our most recent episode - episode 14 - we covered how to prepare for your first yoga class. Well, once you've done your first class, it's a lot easier to do your second, then your third and so on... So a sensible next step is looking to develop a regular, consistent and beneficial yoga practice.

If you're looking to bring more yoga in to your life, to practice with more consistency or regularity and you'd like some motivation or guidance, this episode is for you; whether you've done 1 yoga class or 100! 


Here's a sneak peek at our top tips to develop a regular, beneficial yoga practice: 

  1. Know why you're practicing yoga
  2. Be open to trying different styles of yoga, and with different teachers
  3. Listen to your body
  4. Create the environment 
  5. Get the equipment 
  6. Get a membership
  7. Start by moving your spine


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