Overcoming My Yoga Phobia

I think that I am an athlete as a long distance runner in the past 15 years. Weightlifting, sprint staircase, treadmill, running, pushups, and interval training are all part of my normal everyday perspiration, my cure. I participated in the marathon at 3:30 and played at my high school and college cross country tournament so too much pressure caused so much stress fracture. I am proud to say that I can actually do a helpless hike

Flexibility, balance, staying in a narrow space, breathing slowly ... Yoga is almost the reverse of running. That is why I am yoga. It is desperate to avoid it. Until now we all know that there is no growth without pain, so taking this into account I decided to face the fear of my yoga.

Fortunately, I am with a group of people, including several women who use yoga not only as entertainment, but also as profession. It is not for me to start my journey from a room full of strangers as a "virgin" of yoga - no, thank you! I entered my dear friend Sarah Dade and recently left a successful career in the financial industry pursuing dreams of yoga teachings and a nutrition / health coach. She promises to be positive, stimulating, and most importantly she will not make me laugh and can not touch my knees.

Our first meeting was on Thursday night and I recovered from all the pain I encountered the next morning. Sarah warms up to me with some necessary poses (poses) to ensure proper alignment and then through basic vinyasa (meaning "respiratory synchrony movement") to stream yoga classes I will take me. One hour and several sun salutes, warriors, planks, pyramids, trees, cobra, and a happy baby (my favorite), the meeting was completed at a later time. It is really difficult for me. It is more difficult than running a half marathon or rolling 120 pounds with a foot. I do not have an iPod to divert my most important part; I can only listen to my breathing and Sara's patient's guidance.

It sounds like a cliche and when there is a strong emotional trending to me. I am proud because I pushed my body to a comfort zone. I feel muscle and ligaments have forgotten me. Most importantly, I am no longer afraid of yoga - I am really looking forward to continuing this trip

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