In this video, I share three ways to make your yoga practice more accessible for your body when you find that you can’t do the traditional version of a yoga pose. These tips can help if you’re a yoga beginner, if you have chronic pain or illness, or if you’re recovering from acute injury or illness.
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The information and practices on this website are not meant to diagnose, treat or cure any illness and and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical care. As with any exercise program, you take the risk of personal injury when you practice yoga. By participating in these practices, you acknowledge this risk and release Sleepy Santosha and Rachel Marie White from any liability. You are responsible for your own body’s well being. Please consult with your physician prior to beginning exercise.
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