What is the best place for doing yoga?

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Lokesh Lakkanna

COACHING SINCE 2000 To till day

Anywere in clean atmosphere Either hall/room/ or club
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Yoga tutor at home teaching since 20years

Any comfortable, clean and ventilation place is very important and best place for yoga.
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Yoga for women, face and eyes yoga. 20 years of experience.

The best is for sure in mountain. But if you don’t have this facility, then clean and fresh space, also important to clean your body as well.
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You learn when you are comfortable.

Any peaceful, well ventilated place like balcony
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Training Centre

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Personal Trainer And Dietician

Find out a place where u feel good and energtic. Ventilated place with fresh air is ofcourse great but if there is any place restriction keep the surface and surrounding area dust free where you place your yoga mat. Have a great sessions.
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Yoga teacher with master's degree and has 5years og experience

Peaceful open area
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