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What is Ashtanga, a dynamic form of yoga?
Garret Crawford
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What is Ashtanga, a dynamic form of yoga?

Boredom and yoga are synonyms for you? Then you haven’t come across Ashtanga yoga yet. Learn the principles of this type of training and you will see that yoga can be dynamic!

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