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  • Yoga: an extreme sport - At a glance (The Weber State University Signpost)

    The word "yoga" often either conjures images of a relaxing euphoric state of peace and flexibility or of people contorted into seemingly unnatural pretzel-like poses.

  • >Yoga - help I don't understand!! (Handbag.com)

    Yoga - help I don't understand!! Ok at the risk of sounding totally stupid I need some advice with regards to yoga! I am giving it a go on Wii Fit first (just teh basics) with the view of seeing how I get on. And Im stuck on the first exercise!!

  • Yoga teachers add humor to classes (The Columbus Dispatch)

    Must the road to enlightenment be paved with sincerity?

  • Saluting the sun (China Daily)

    The word yoga translates from Sanskrit into English roughly as "union with superiors" and originated in India. Through its growing popularity in the United States, it has been making a triumphant advance around the world.

  • Workout of the week: Body Shop (Colorado Daily)

    Instructor: Suzanne Kolano, 28, of Boulder. Kolano has been teaching fitness classes since she was 16. She has taught pilates, step, kickboxing -- pretty much everything except yoga.

  • Coming up (This Week Delaware)

    Arthritis Foundation Warm Water Exercises, various times Monday-Thursday, at the Comfort Inn. No age requirement for classes and no contract to sign. Cost of class is $1 per person, per class, paid at each class attended. Scholarships are available.

  • Appointment Book (Erie Times-News)

    -Raja and Hatha yoga classes begin today. All levels from gentle to advanced. Cost: $8 to $15 per class; first class is free. Plasha Yoga Studio, 10 E. Fifth St. Call 864-1114 for details or visit www.plashayoga.com for class schedule

  • Aussie yogi heads to SA to cleanse the nation (Pretoria News)

    In keeping with its new holistic approach to wellness, a local gym chain will launch its first detox programme in April. The idea was proposed by Australian yoga and shiatsu therapist Kris McIntyre, who arrived in South Africa in August.

  • What your heart needs, at every age (CNN)

    The statistics are sobering: Heart disease is the number-one killer of women in the United States. And an estimated 8 million women have it. What's more, a new study shows that in recent years the overall heart disease risk for Americans -- especially women -- hasn't continued the healthy downward trend it showed in previous decades.

  • Craigieburn abuzz with fun events (Leader Community Newspapers)

    THE party season in Hume has only just begun, with free activities to help you ease into the new year.

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