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As a yoga teacher, I try my best to make sure all my students practice in a safe and relaxed environment. It’s sometimes a challenge to keep the class moving smoothly and also keep an eye on all your students–actually, depending on the class size, it’s often impossible. That’s why it’s important for you, as a yoga practitioner, to be aware of what you can do to avoid injury. It only takes a few seconds for you to check-in with yourself to make sure you are practicing safely, and by doing that you can avoid injury and possibly a lengthy period of healing.
Here are 5 Yoga Safety Tips to Avoid Injury
1. Find a Qualified Instructor
Practicing under the guidance of a qualified and experienced yoga teacher is essential. Today, a certified yoga teacher must have a minimum of 200 hours of training. For a yoga teacher who is serious about teaching, they too must be committed to continuously learning and practicing. Finding a teacher(s) that you have a connection with and that inspires you can enhance your yoga practice immensely.
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