I’ve always been a gym enthusiastic but come on it’s
not proper relaxing…you do it because you got this urgency to be all shape and
toned or the most common reason lose weight. Baby, wake up, it’s fantasy, actually
you might put a few pounds as your muscle and lean mass grow, replacing fat.
After one and a half year of daily gym and intensive
workout (running, bicycle for cardio and body-combat, body-pump aerobic exercise)
I ended up with a hard body and very gym fan knows how difficult is the moment
of stepping into that door (If your friends say know don’t believe it please,
it’s so untrue) and that’s when I turn to other kind of workout.
Yoga gives you an extra and the feeling “I’ve paid I must
go” fades away. It starts with breathing exercises (shoes off), inhale and
exhale…so good. At some point teacher tells us to hold our breaths for one
minute or more if we can, then breathe freely and again 1, 2, 3, 4 hold…exhale…
and by this time you feel like a reborn person.
Yoga masters say breathing is crucial to become a
better learner. Therefore they advise you to do a training course. Poses are
also something to improve. Do you think you can cross your legs easily, with
your back straights? Well once you buy a monthly pass that you can be amongst
the clumpiest in the room. Nevertheless always do your best to achieve any of
the hundreds poses Yoga teaches you and get in touch with your chakras – energy
centers of the body.
The pose I want to do most is sirsasana, will write
about it once I get enough mind power and body balance, my teacher always
points that our body has no limits; one can be cosy and peaceful in this pose
for over 10 minutes. I share my class with 60 years old men and they can do it
like walking, in Yoga age doesn’t matter but mind focus. Be thoughtless. Now
tell me is this all very zen for
you? Be my guest to share your thoughts
on Yoga.
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