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Commercialization presents a mixed bag of opportunities and challenges to yoga as a discipline and cultural movement in the West. Although the benefits are substantial, the challenges present the risk of yoga becoming formulaic and commodified like so many other mature industries today.
The fitness world may have stumbled upon its new power couple: Yoga and weight lifting. This 15-minute routine from the January/February issue of Women's Health magazine, published by Rodale, combines yoga postures and upper-body strength exercises into a fast-paced circuit. Three times a week, grab a pair of 3- to 5-pound weights and move from one exercise to the next without rest.
Core training within the yoga tradition doesn't focus on the muscles contracting; the emphasis is on openness. Instead of putting your attention on what's being tightened or clamped down, consider the places on your body that are allowed to stretch in new ways.