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Leo Radutz

The Sun Salutation and its Origins

Although our yoga school is on vacation, for those who practice yoga there is no “vacation” really. This means that it is beneficial to maintain a constant level of practice and during periods when we do not have the opportunity to practice together at the gym. One of the extremely valuable exercises that we learn from the beginning in yoga is the Sun Salutation.

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Abheda Raja - Hatha
Leo Radutz

Sport – Differences between ABHEDA YOGA and PHYSICAL CULTURE -1-

The millennial science of yoga has a holistic view of exercises; there are many differences between yoga exercises and traditional physical culture. The main difference between Abheda Yoga and Physical Culture is the fact that sport produces physical evolution and results by generating states of muscular crisis that stimulate muscle development, along with the increase of the blood flow through the muscles and the reduction of the influx of blood through the internal organs, endocrine glands and brain, while ABHEDA YOGA generates an evolution based on harmony, energy throughout the being, including in the internal organs, endocrine glands and brain and all this progressively, at the limit of comfort, without forcing and in permanent balance… AND FOR ANY AGE.

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Abheda Raja - Hatha
Leo Radutz

Savasana, a posture with amazing health benefits

Savasana or corpse posture (sava in translation from Sanskrit means corpse and asana means posture), is the posture with which the cycle of asanas in hatha yoga ends. It is intended for the relaxation of the body and mind, as well as the harmonious integration of the subtle energies that have been set in motion throughout the entire session of asanas. This asana should be performed on a hard surface, preferably on the ground, on the yoga mat, with the legs parallel or slightly apart, and the hands beside the body with the palms up.

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