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Yoga Clothes for Comfort, Functionality - and Lets Not Leave Out Fun!




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Yoga clothes should be comfortable and functional. They should

allow you to move freely and not distract you from your

practice. They should feel good against your skin so they dont

cause any irritation.



Ideally, the clothing should be absorbent so that it wicks sweat

away from your body. There are few things that feel as

uncomfortable as a sticky, clammy body that is moist from

perspiration.



I also think they should be attractive and fun to wear. When I

do yoga alone in my home, I am willing to wear an old tee shirt

and sweats or baggy shorts. When I practice in a class, I am

more discriminating in what I choose to wear.



I admit it. I work very hard to keep my body in shape, and when

I am with others, I want to show off the efforts of my hard

work. I usually choose form fitting pants and a fitted tee

shirt. This allows me to see the outline of my body in the

mirror so I can maintain good form, and it lets me move without

having to fuss with my clothes. They are also flattering to my

body, so when I wear them I feel good.



Here are some of the things that you should look for in yoga

clothing so that they work well for you and make you feel good

about yourself and your practice.



Yoga Pants - There are many types of yoga pants. Some are long

and go down to your ankles; others stop just below your knees.

Often they are relatively form fitting. These types of pants

have the benefit of allowing your instructor to see your

alignment so she can make any necessary adjustments to your form.



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might enjoy wearing loose, cotton trousers. They offer freedom

of movement without being too tight.



Whatever pants you choose, make sure that you can bend and move

freely in them. Also be sure that there are no bulky ties at the

waist that might be uncomfortable when you are lying in a prone

position.



Yoga Shorts - Yoga shorts are a very good choice if you practice

Bikram or hot yoga, because the room is heated to such a high

temperature. They are a good bet in the warm summer months when

long pants might be too warm. They also help you more easily

check the proper alignment of your lower body because you can

see your knees and ankles.



The yoga shorts should be long enough to cover your derriere and

they should not ride up. Form fitting shorts usually dont move

too much, so they may be just right for you.



Yoga Tops - Yoga tops should allow you to move freely without

having them fall in your face. Tee shirts should be short enough

so that your lower body is not hidden, so you can more easily

check your alignment. Some women like to wear sports bras

(especially those who practice Bikram yoga). If you choose to

wear one, make sure that it holds you securely and that nothing

falls out when you are bending or stretching. You dont want to

wear something that is going to cause you to worry about what

you might be showing to the rest of the class.



Yoga tops come in many bright and attractive colors. You might

also have fun wearing shirts with characters such as Yoga girl

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Yoga Shoes - Most people do not wear shoes during their

practice. However, they might be useful if you practice outside

in a park, on a beach, or some place where you would not want to

take off your shoes and socks. Yoga shoes look very similar to

other athletic footwear, except that the soles allow for

considerable flexibility in your foot and the tops of the shoes

are very lightweight. Some popular brands include Puma yoga

shoes and Adidas shoes for yoga.



Jacket - Many people might not think that a jacket is an

important part of yoga clothing, but I beg to disagree. I think

it is absolutely critical to take a jacket with you to your yoga

class. I have been in many classes where the temperature has

been quite cool (some are downright freezing). While the

temperature often doesnt matter too much while I am moving

during the poses, it becomes quite a different story when the

time comes to meditate.



I dont know about you, but I find it difficult if not

impossible, to relax when I am cold. Bringing a jacket with you

gives you an option of covering up during the relaxation period

if you are feeling chilly. Feeling warm and comfortable allows

you the pleasure of letting your body relax fully.



So yoga clothes should be functional, comfortable, and give you

the freedom to totally enjoy your practice. Have fun with them

and enjoy wearing the ones that make you feel good!







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About the author:

Della Menechella is a yoga and fitness enthusiast who has been

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