If you want an even shorter introduction to yoga, try doing some of these beginner yoga stretches, or have a go at this 15-minute yoga flow. Need something to support you during practice? Have a look ...

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Here it is. Watch the 30-minute full-body yoga routine by Eleni Fit: Those looking for a traditional yoga flow — this isn’t the routine for you. Rather than following a standard vinyasa or ...

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There are three different types of yoga on offer: Revival, Flow and Power Flow. Plus ... you'll be holding poses for several minutes to target the body's deepest tissues (ligaments, joints ...

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