Which type of yoga pose is the best for weight loss?
jonaseva5252
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Have you idea enough about this subject. I mean, most of the people known yoga is the best practice for weight loss. Now question is which type of yoga pose is the best for weight loss.
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Why do you think yoga is great for weight loss?6
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While yoga may be good for things like flexibility, it's not something I would go to for weight loss.5
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Handstand and armstand poses are rhe best for weight loss because you can't eat while doing them..37
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Probably the one where you're not holding pizza and beers above your head.8
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Motorsheen wrote: »Probably the one where you're not holding pizza and beers above your head.
As long as you keep them above your head, they won't cause you to gain body fat.6 -
jonaseva5252 wrote: »
Have you idea enough about this subject. I mean, most of the people known yoga is the best practice for weight loss. Now question is which type of yoga pose is the best for weight loss.
It doesn't work that way (or we would all be thin).
Yoga can help people reduce stress and perhaps get a better night's sleep. This can help with weight loss because less stress is good.
Yoga can help with flexibility, range of motion and balance. Feeling good allows you to (encourages you to) move more. Moving more is good.
Yoga is not a big calorie burner, but the time spent doing yoga is time you don't spend eating (or thinking about) food.4 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Probably the one where you're not holding pizza and beers above your head.
As long as you keep them above your head, they won't cause you to gain body fat.
yeah... but, well.... Gravity3 -
the_conspicuous_quesadilla wrote: »Running 100 mile marathons isn't enough for weight loss if you're still consuming more calories than you're expending. CICO.. that's where it's at. After that find out what kind of training you enjoy and can stick with.
There's a difference between helping with a situation and solving it completely. Things that help are good even if they're not the entirely of the solution. That's where it's at.6 -
jonaseva5252 wrote: »
Have you idea enough about this subject. I mean, most of the people known yoga is the best practice for weight loss. Now question is which type of yoga pose is the best for weight loss.
It doesn't work that way (or we would all be thin).
Yoga can help people reduce stress and perhaps get a better night's sleep. This can help with weight loss because less stress is good.
Yoga can help with flexibility, range of motion and balance. Feeling good allows you to (encourages you to) move more. Moving more is good.
Yoga is not a big calorie burner, but the time spent doing yoga is time you don't spend eating (or thinking about) food.
OP, with apologies for making jokes at Motorsheen on your thread: I think the above is a great, true answer. Props to TeaBea.
Yoga is a wonderful thing for our bodies. It can play a very helpful role in our weight loss: Stress reduction, mild calorie-burning, flexibility that helps our energy level and performance of other forms of exercise, body awareness, improved insight into how what we eat affects our physicality, and more.
Well-thought-out yoga routines (not just individual asanas) can build agility, ease, and have other benefits, in ways that people who don't practice regularly will never quite imagine.
That said, there's really no "magic asana", I'm convinced. Finding a path to nutritious, calorie-appropriate eating is the core issue . . . and the calorie part is the main thing, for weight management. Yoga can help you, but most of us need more than yoga, and many succeed without yoga at all (their loss
).
Best wishes!
P.S., same for Chi Kung, Tai Chi, etc. Help in subtle but potentially influential (for some) ways, but no magic, sadly.2 -
The pose that helps you stay in a calorie deficit.4
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Why do you think yoga is great for weight loss?
Because there are so much benefits than others exercise ways. Such as Easy to use, no need enough strength, Increased flexibility, Increased muscle strength and tone, Improved respiration, energy and vitality, Maintaining a balanced metabolism Weight reduction, Cardio and circulatory health, Improved athletic performance, Protection from injury.
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jonaseva5252 wrote: »
Have you idea enough about this subject. I mean, most of the people known yoga is the best practice for weight loss. Now question is which type of yoga pose is the best for weight loss.
It doesn't work that way (or we would all be thin).
Yoga can help people reduce stress and perhaps get a better night's sleep. This can help with weight loss because less stress is good.
Yoga can help with flexibility, range of motion and balance. Feeling good allows you to (encourages you to) move more. Moving more is good.
Yoga is not a big calorie burner, but the time spent doing yoga is time you don't spend eating (or thinking about) food.
Yes man, You're right. Thanks a lot for giving this answers.1 -
jonaseva5252 wrote: »
Have you idea enough about this subject. I mean, most of the people known yoga is the best practice for weight loss. Now question is which type of yoga pose is the best for weight loss.
It doesn't work that way (or we would all be thin).
Yoga can help people reduce stress and perhaps get a better night's sleep. This can help with weight loss because less stress is good.
Yoga can help with flexibility, range of motion and balance. Feeling good allows you to (encourages you to) move more. Moving more is good.
Yoga is not a big calorie burner, but the time spent doing yoga is time you don't spend eating (or thinking about) food.
OP, with apologies for making jokes at Motorsheen on your thread: I think the above is a great, true answer. Props to TeaBea.
Yoga is a wonderful thing for our bodies. It can play a very helpful role in our weight loss: Stress reduction, mild calorie-burning, flexibility that helps our energy level and performance of other forms of exercise, body awareness, improved insight into how what we eat affects our physicality, and more.
Well-thought-out yoga routines (not just individual asanas) can build agility, ease, and have other benefits, in ways that people who don't practice regularly will never quite imagine.
That said, there's really no "magic asana", I'm convinced. Finding a path to nutritious, calorie-appropriate eating is the core issue . . . and the calorie part is the main thing, for weight management. Yoga can help you, but most of us need more than yoga, and many succeed without yoga at all (their loss ).
Best wishes!
P.S., same for Chi Kung, Tai Chi, etc. Help in subtle but potentially influential (for some) ways, but no magic, sadly.
wow!, It was a great content. Thanks a lot for giving this reply from where I got the main points that exactly help me so much.1 -
Kathryn247 wrote: »The pose that helps you stay in a calorie deficit.
Yeap1 -
I did a dvd program called Hardbody yoga (Tari Rose) that really got me started. Not sure what the yoga purists think but it did tone me up and I dropped some pounds in the process1
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@pcarr1961 thanks for your response.
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