I have been doing bikram yoga fairly regularly for over 1 year. I go about twice a week. I have been busy and it has been unseasonably nice outside so I haven’t been to bikram for 1 week. My next and upper back (between the upper part of the shoulder blades) is really bothering me. I had no back pain before starting bikram. Has anyone experienced this before?
#1 by maxmom on May 1st, 2011
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All the time.
I do Asthanga and if I miss more than a few days, my whole body hurts, especially the upper back and shoulders and my joints.
It’s because your body is accustomed to the exercise and stretching. Stress and toxins build up in the muscles. Yoga releases them.
You can do the yoga w/out the hot part at home or outside to keep your body happy.
#2 by DramaQueen on May 1st, 2011
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me too,i do ashtanga twice a week and the next day,i have sore all over my body,especially my stomach and thighs. but i think that our body need a break or something hehe.
#3 by Jonson on May 1st, 2011
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hi,
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