Gentlemen guys actually do Yoga.
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Real Men Do Yoga
Summary
More American men are finding their way to yoga mats, once considered a predominantly female space. From athletes to entertainers and businessmen, successful men are choosing yoga for their exercise routines. Let's explore why.Yoga has often been stereotyped as a less masculine form of exercise. However, a deeper understanding reveals it's quite the opposite. Many American men are now embracing yoga, a practice that originated in India, where it was initially male-dominated and only recently became accessible to women.
Currently, men represent 25% of America's 17 million yoga enthusiasts, and this number is on the rise. Prominent figures across various fields have recognized yoga's effectiveness and openly support it. For instance, hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons, alongside celebrities like Sting, Quincy Jones, and Woody Harrelson, has adopted yoga as part of his routine. Simmons’s presence in a popular yoga magazine might just inspire more men to join in.
Phil Jackson, the legendary coach of the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers, is known to incorporate yoga philosophies in training. His methods contributed to the Bulls' triple victories and the Lakers' first championship in 12 years under his leadership, showcasing yoga's potential impact.
Many men lean towards the more athletic styles of yoga such as Vinyasa and Ashtanga. Personally, I appreciate the Sun Salutations of the Sivananda style. When I introduced some yoga poses to a few friends, their toughness transformed to surprise at the workout's intensity. Poses like the peacock require a strength akin to a martial-arts master rather than a power lifter.
Professional athletes like Eddie George, Shannon Sharpe, Barry Zito, Kevin Garnett, and golfers Ty Tryon and David Duval have all endorsed yoga's benefits. Whether integrated with other fitness routines or as a standalone exercise, yoga is gaining traction among men.
So, if you're still skeptical, look up poses like the Peacock, Four-Limbed, or Wheel Pose. Try holding one for a minute?"it's not as easy as it looks.
Gentlemen, yoga is indeed for real men.
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