Saturday, August 16, 2014


Yoga is a cure to majority of known diseases. For its healing power modern people are getting more and more conscious about it. This ancient practice has been the subject of interest for countless health specialists, researchers, and physicians alike. As a result, the number of books, articles on this subject is numerous. Once, you had only the print version but now you can have countless digital versions of yoga books also. More to it some android apps on yoga has been also released. One such app is Pocket Yoga. This app promises to increase your ease and comfort while practicing yoga at home. It’s just like a visual tutorial or guideline. Here follows a brief encapsulation of its salient features:

  • Detailed voice and visual instruction guides you through every pose, including each inhalation and exhalation.
  • Over 200 beautifully illustrated pose images with correct posture and alignment.
  • Dictionary of poses containing the descriptions and benefits of each pose.
  • Unlock new environments as you progress in your yoga journey. Quickly preview a practice to see if it's right for you before you start.
  • Maintains an ongoing log of all your yoga practices to track your progress.
  • Practices designed by experienced yoga instructors.
  • Ability to play music from your music library in place of the default music.

Click this button to get this app from Playstore

Click this button to download this app directly into your pc

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3 comments:

  1. I am glad to have discovered this wonderful resource, thank you very much for taking the time and sharing your extensive knowledge on this.

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  2. I am glad to have discovered this wonderful resource, thank you very much for taking the time and sharing your extensive knowledge on this.

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  3. Benefits of yoga
    It depends on what yoga you do. I practice Iyengar (the most precise and perfectionist in terms of executing postures and therefore also the safest) and I can tell you about him.
    1. Greater elasticity
    2. Lower level of anxiety in general.
    3. Leg and back toning
    4. Greater self-esteem. You learn to feel your body more, to pamper it and understand it.
    5. Decreases the feeling of "gluttony" (wanting to eat just because, because of anxiety).
    6. Greater self-awareness. You focus more and relativize. You are your center of attention, not your obligations. You distance yourself from things.
    7. back pain relief
    8. You self-correct more posturally throughout the day. There is a postural reprogramming by your muscles.
    9. If you are a woman: much more amazing orgasms due to greater sensitivity (a blast!) and greater multi-orgasmic capacity. Iyengar yoga works the pelvic floor, so you will also avoid incontinence problems in the future.
    10. In theory, it helps with PMS and painful periods. I don't notice it much, but because I almost have labor pains and I have to dope. Some colleagues say that they look relieved (I hope for a miracle in this regard).
    11. After a good yoga session, with a relaxation phase at the end, you are ready to go to bed, or to work! It depends on how you set up your session, whether you do dynamic postures or not. If you do dynamic postures, it fills you with vitality and positivity.
    12. I look prettier afterwards, because I have given myself care and attention and I have felt parts of my body, muscles, that I didn't even know I had (you learn to isolate muscle groups and you realize how arthritic you are and how this society affects us non-stop and competitiveness).
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