Types of Yoga
Hot Yoga
Hot yoga is exactly what the name suggests—yoga practiced in a hot room. The term “hot yoga” encompasses many different styles of yoga, all practiced in rooms kept at temperatures between 85 and 105 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity levels above 40 percent. Hot yoga is often practiced in a flowing vinyasa style with only a short warm-up period.
There are many benefits to practicing hot yoga, since the heat and humidity of the room allows muscles to loosen, and the intense sweating is believed to detoxify and renew the body. Hot yoga burns calories, improves flexibility, and increases the metabolism. Here are a few more things you should know about hot yoga.
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