Do you practice yoga?

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1 hour is just 4% of your day spend it on yourself

Yes i do
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Qualified (PGDip in YOGA & DNHE) YOGA trainer with more than two decades experience

Yes,I am proud to say that I have been practicing yoga (Asana,pranayama,Dyana etc) and teacing yoga since 1994 by God's grace.
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Professional dancer with 5 years of experience

Yes everyday without fail
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Yoga for women, face and eyes yoga. 20 years of experience.

Yes, and it's life style 24/7.
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Verified Yoga Instructor + Therapist + Acupressure therapist with 3+yrs of experience

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Yoga tutor at home teaching since 20years

I an practicing Yoga since 1991.I do asanas ?pranayam and meditation.
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