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Literally the word yoga means  Women’s Physical Therapy  "to unite or join". In the practice of yoga, we combine and unify Women’s Physical Therapy  the mind and body into one unit that is attached to each other and balanced. Women’s Physical Therapy  Yoga is one of the comprehensive health care system is the oldest ever, Women’s Physical Therapy  that focuses on the mind and body (Cynthia, 2007).

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Women’s Physical Therapy  Yoga is an ancient Sanskrit word. Women’s Physical Therapy  This word has two different meanings, Women’s Physical Therapy  i.e. the meaning of the General and technical sense. In the general sense, Women’s Physical Therapy  the word ' yoga ' is derived from the origin of the word Yujiryoge, Women’s Physical Therapy  which means to join, unite, or the Union of two or more objects. Women’s Physical Therapy  The meaning of the term yoga techniques gleaned from Yuj another. Women’s Physical Therapy  Here it is not a "unity", but rather "a stable state, silence, and peace". Women’s Physical Therapy  The word yoga here shows the State of silent and how to praktikyang or bring in that State (Savitri, 2009). Women’s Physical Therapy

Women’s Physical Therapy  Learn the joga is like learning a new language for the body and mind. Women’s Physical Therapy  Olehkarena that yoga cannot be learned just last night only. Women’s Physical Therapy  Yoga is a science that must continue to be practiced, refined, and experienced. Women’s Physical Therapy

Yoga is also a tool that is powerful, Women’s Physical Therapy  comprehensive, and brought changes that can menengakan your mind and make it more centered. Women’s Physical Therapy  Besides yoga well develop the innate intelligence and alm aware. Women’s Physical Therapy  Along with the thoughts that can be calm, Women’s Physical Therapy  open body to release tension and emotion that has been stuck for a long time. Can balance the emotions and give ketanangan. Women’s Physical Therapy  Like a tree that is diayun–ayun by the wind, but it always came back as before. Women’s Physical Therapy

Women’s Physical Therapy  Yoga can also be referred to as a therapeutic tool. Women’s Physical Therapy  Many of the diseases and disorders of the body can be released through a variety of specific body positions and breathing exercises under the guidance of a trained yoga trainer. Women’s Physical Therapy  And anyone can do yoga regardless of age, size, flexibility, or health (Cynthia, 2007).

BENEFITS OF YOGA

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a. the graceful Aging Energy

Women’s Physical Therapy  Various yoga positions i.e. anti aging and anti gravity. Women’s Physical Therapy  These processes can reduce the pengeriputan organs or muscles caused by Women’s Physical Therapy  the aging process and influence the process of gravitational Women’s Physical Therapy  constant. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Regular yoga practice can increase flexibility and maintain the suppleness and rejuvenates the backbone. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  A variety of these positions can also develop coordination and balance is also in the process of aging. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Yoga can improve posture and also to improve the mechanism of the body. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy

b. be a keep fit

Yoga is a great way to shape the body posture. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Various yoga positions can nourish a variety organdan to form the muscles are long and slender. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Exercise body to bend forward, backwards, and sideways position or inverted position and twisting can balance and train every muscle, bones, joints, and organs of the body. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy

2). Improvement of circulation

brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  The yoga portion-portion will bring improvement blood circulation and getahbening glands throughout the body. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Pressure from the abdominal space there is a diaphragm can train the muscles of the diaphragm and heart. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Inverted positions can improve sleep quality because of these positions helps relaxation process of sympathetic syarf system, enabling the relaxation response to enter. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy

3). Eliminate Chronic Penyait and reduce Stress

brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Various chronic diseases in General, atritis, osteoporosis, obesity, asthma, heart disease, can be cured with an exercise brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  program of hatha yoga regularly. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Yoga can cope with stress menanfaatkan awareness, concentration and various breathing techniques. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Gentle movements, deep draught relkasasi meditation.

4.) Helps to relax

brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Particular respiratory technique can control breathing and mind. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Pernafsan techniques can make the body feels healthier. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Respiratory system and nervous system becomes calm and strong, and the rest of the cell received a life force and food from breathing. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  A good breathing technique can make the vital energy of the body can brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  be balanced, fatigue can be reduced, thoughts and emotions can be reduced. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Nature conscious relaxation techniques systematically guide into a deep relaxed state. So voices in the mind, the body will be able to release muscle tension. Brigham and womens hospital physical therapy

5). The increase in bone density

brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  A new study conducted by Prof. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Steven a. Hawkinsdan teacher yoga Bee Beckman from the Department of Kienesiologi and physical education at California State University, with cooperation with 12 women from age 18-65 years who have no brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  experience of practicing yoga. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Half of the group following two yoga brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  classes during the week and also trained himself three times a week. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Some days the body positions are trained is triangular, half-moon shape, and angle smping are lengthened.

brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  Bone density examination carried out at the beginning of the study and again performed six months later. brigham and womens hospital physical therapy  After six months of group yoga back bone density