There are also a lot of people saying, I am not flexible enough, or I am not strong enough or I am too old to do yoga. But in fact, just because you are stiff or weak, you should start yoga practice as soon as possible. It’s never too late, and the earlier, the better.
(supta kurmasana)
There is a famous quote from K pattabi Jois: “Anyone can practice. Young man can practice, old man can practice. Very old man can practice. Man who is sick, he can practice. Man who doesn’t have strength can practice. Except lazy people; lazy people can’t practice ashtanga yoga.”
Even now, I still struggle with injury or tiredness sometimes, but I don’t stop my practice completely. I listen to my body, respect my limits, I make modification whenever needed, I do shorter practice when I am in a rush, I don’t get into such a deep backbend if my back is sore.
(Laghoo Vajrasana)
There are no shortcuts or magic with yoga practice. I was asked by many people, how soon I will be able to lose a certain amount of weight, how soon I can do the same asana like someone beside me, how quickly I can touch my toes with my legs straight, etc. There is no one answer for everyone, if you practice once instead of three times a week, obviously you will improve slower. If you are flexible or strong already, you will move on to advance asana quicker than beginners. But, every practice counts, and the more you do, the more benefits you will receive.
Yoga is my journey and passion. Teaching Yoga offers me the challenge and the joy of self-discovery through its process. It allows me to contribute to society in a way that makes me feel great.
My yoga journey II
BGM: 《Om Namah Shivaya》
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My yoga journey II
There are also a lot of people saying, I am not flexible enough, or I am not strong enough or I am too old to do yoga. But in fact, just because you are stiff or weak, you should start yoga practice as soon as possible. It’s never too late, and the earlier, the better.
There is a famous quote from K pattabi Jois: “Anyone can practice. Young man can practice, old man can practice. Very old man can practice. Man who is sick, he can practice. Man who doesn’t have strength can practice. Except lazy people; lazy people can’t practice ashtanga yoga.”
Even now, I still struggle with injury or tiredness sometimes, but I don’t stop my practice completely. I listen to my body, respect my limits, I make modification whenever needed, I do shorter practice when I am in a rush, I don’t get into such a deep backbend if my back is sore.
There are no shortcuts or magic with yoga practice. I was asked by many people, how soon I will be able to lose a certain amount of weight, how soon I can do the same asana like someone beside me, how quickly I can touch my toes with my legs straight, etc. There is no one answer for everyone, if you practice once instead of three times a week, obviously you will improve slower. If you are flexible or strong already, you will move on to advance asana quicker than beginners. But, every practice counts, and the more you do, the more benefits you will receive.
Yoga is my journey and passion. Teaching Yoga offers me the challenge and the joy of self-discovery through its process. It allows me to contribute to society in a way that makes me feel great.
Namaste
“It allows me to contribute to society in a way that makes me feel great.”大赞！
当老师的感觉真好，你能一下帮助到这么多人！真正的助人为乐！
你的英文自然得我都觉察不出不是你的母语啦！：）
第一个动作就是上次我提到的，老师说我胳膊，腿短，肯定做不到的动作，嘿嘿嘿 ；）
我从三月份开始就一直教网课。虽然比不上在yoga studio，但对大部分人而言，肯定好过自己练。
Thank you!
Since early 2018, I almost swim a mile for 45 minutes every day. The Olympic-scale indoor swimming pool is only three miles from my house.
The swimmers need to make online reservations and their body temperature will be measured at the entrance of the pool.
to be able to swim during this difficult time!
With such a determination and perseverance, nothing is going to stop you from reaching what you desire! You go girl!