Recomendations
Yoga should be done on empty stomach. Therefore eat at least 2-3 hrs before your practice
Healthy males or females can perform asanas.
Children under the age of 12 years should be guided by an Instructor
Yoga poses that are inverted (example: headstands) should not be done during MS (Menstruation)
Normal breathing should be maintained while performing yoga postures.
Do not force your body to do any poses (asanas). Be patient and move into your poses with care and precision. There’s a difference between training smart and training stupid!
Look to increase the duration of your poses as you get better. This is the only way to keep improving. A comfort zone is a nice place to get to but don’t stay long.
CAUTIONS
Consult your doctor prior to performing yoga if you have any existing health challenges such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
Some of the advanced yoga postures, such as headstands can be dangerous for individuals with high blood pressure or eye problems.
Pregnant women should avoid postures that compress or strain the abdomen or back.
Wear clothes you feel comfortable in.
Do not practice under the influence of alcohol, drugs etc.
Keep your breathing relaxed all the time during the yoga exercises.
Breathe via nose and not via mouth.
Yoga is not just about body, so put your heart and soul in it, and don’t let your concentration waver.
Pregnant women, patients, and lactating mothers should consult their doctor and yoga guide before doing any exercise.
Women should be careful during their menstrual cycles as some of the asanas and movements might cause them more harm than good.
Take a 30 minutes break before doing other types of physical exercises.
Listen to your body. Do what it permits.
