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Yoga with Props

Using props such as blocks, straps, and bolsters is not a sign of "beginner" status, but rather a sophisticated way to achieve better alignment and accessibility.
Yoga with Props

Using props such as blocks, straps, and bolsters is not a sign of "beginner" status, but rather a sophisticated way to achieve better alignment and accessibility. Demanding practises like Iyengar Yoga use props often in classes.

Props essentially "bring the floor to you," allowing you to maintain the structural integrity of a pose without straining or overextending. By providing stable support, they help the body relax into a stretch, which shifts the nervous system from a state of tension into a parasympathetic recovery state. This ensures you are targeting the intended muscle groups safely and effectively, allowing for a deeper, more mindful practice regardless of your current flexibility level.

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Elvira Nurmukhametova
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Elvira Nurmukhametova

📜 E-RYT 500 Yoga Alliance Accredited Yoga Teacher | YACEP | 9+ yrs experience | Practises and Shares Mindful Living and Ayurvedic Wisdom | SUP Yoga Teacher 🏄🇮🇳 Qualifications:200hrs Rishikesh 2017 (Iyengar & Vinyasa Yoga)300hrs Goa 2023 (Iyengar & Ashtanga Yoga)50 hrs Yin YogaAyurveda &