Why yoga is great for cross-training
Think cross-training means more cardio? Yoga builds strength, mobility, and sanity. No machines or sweat-drenched Lycra required.
Once convinced exercise was a scam, I swapped cigarettes for trainers hoping it might distract from the futility of existence. I’m not a coach or a professional athlete. I write from experience, curiosity, and years of endurance training done badly.
Think cross-training means more cardio? Yoga builds strength, mobility, and sanity. No machines or sweat-drenched Lycra required.
Marathon Training
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Running
Tight hips, stiff calves, shallow breath — runners know the drill. Yoga can fix them. Enlightenment optional, stronger legs guaranteed.
Marathon Training
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Marathon Training
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Running
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Marathon Training
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Marathon Training
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Marathon Training
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