Plenty of women attend Colorado yoga classes. In fact, according to a survey recently conducted by the Yoga Journal, 72 percent of Americans who practice the mind-body regimen are ladies. But that doesn’t mean that men are actively excluded. Quite the contrary.
If anything, with Men’s Health Week just concluded, more guys than ever are being encouraged to improve their health and fitness, both domestically and abroad. For instance, New Zealand’s Marlborough Express recently reported that a local woman, Trudy Hennessy, has formed an all-male yoga class.
Why leave the ladies out? She emphasized that no one’s being left out, since women are the majority of her clientele in the first place. Instead, she has opened the class as a way to reach out to guys who may be interested in, but on the fence about, yoga.
Hennessy explained that if men are looking for a breezy session at her studio, they’re in for a surprise.
“They will build strength, stamina, flexibility and possibly discover muscles they didn’t know they had,” she told the Express. “They will also learn how to relax and de-stress, leaving the class feeling rejuvenated and energized.”
While we at Dahn Yoga prefer our guys to engage in more relaxing exercises, we’re just happy that more and more men are turning to yoga as their go-to weekly health ritual.Rich Text AreaToolbarBold (Ctrl + B)Italic (Ctrl + I)Strikethrough (Alt + Shift + D)Unordered list (Alt + Shift + U)Ordered list (Alt + Shift + O)Blockquote (Alt + Shift + Q)Align Left (Alt + Shift + L)Align Center (Alt + Shift + C)Align Right (Alt + Shift + R)Insert/edit link (Alt + Shift + A)Unlink (Alt + Shift + S)Insert More Tag (Alt + Shift + T)Toggle spellchecker (Alt + Shift + N)▼
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Plenty of women attend Colorado yoga classes. In fact, according to a survey recently conducted by the Yoga Journal, 72 percent of Americans who practice the mind-body regimen are ladies. But that doesn’t mean that men are actively excluded. Quite the contrary.
If anything, with Men’s Health Week just concluded, more guys than ever are being encouraged to improve their health and fitness, both domestically and abroad. For instance, New Zealand’s Marlborough Express recently reported that a local woman, Trudy Hennessy, has formed an all-male yoga class.
Why leave the ladies out? She emphasized that no one’s being left out, since women are the majority of her clientele in the first place. Instead, she has opened the class as a way to reach out to guys who may be interested in, but on the fence about, yoga.
Hennessy explained that if men are looking for a breezy session at her studio, they’re in for a surprise.
“They will build strength, stamina, flexibility and possibly discover muscles they didn’t know they had,” she told the Express. “They will also learn how to relax and de-stress, leaving the class feeling rejuvenated and energized.”
While we at Dahn Yoga prefer our guys to engage in more relaxing exercises, we’re just happy that more and more men are turning to yoga as their go-to weekly health ritual.
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