Why are yoga classes traditionally 90 minutes long?

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Teena Choudhary

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Our bodies work in 90minute cycles regarding energy and the yoga class emulates the model. "The human body is hard-wired to pulse. To operate at our best, we need to renew our energy at 90-minute intervals -- not just physically, but also mentally and emotionally.When we build this rhythm into our lives,...
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Our bodies work in 90minute cycles regarding energy and the yoga class emulates the model. "The human body is hard-wired to pulse. To operate at our best, we need to renew our energy at 90-minute intervals -- not just physically, but also mentally and emotionally.When we build this rhythm into our lives, it changes everything." read less
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The session for 90 minutes required to learn asanas for standing,sitting and lying on spine and stomache and pranayam.The practice for 90 minutes is essential for getting benefits.
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Our bodies work in 90minute cycles regarding energy and the yoga class emulates the model. "The human body is hard-wired to pulse. To operate at our best, we need to renew our energy at 90-minute intervals -- not just physically, but also mentally and emotionally.
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COACHING SINCE 2000 To till day

Its been designed according to body mechanism. Were one can complete required level og asanas to get good benefits
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Yoga Teacher with 2 year exp in Astanaga, Hatha, Yin, Bowl meditation, Pranayama...

No There is no such limit. Modern astanaga flow is usually 90 mins, sometimes it is cut short to 60 mins based on student needs.
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