Yoga Class on the go - How to keep practicing while traveling?
Yoga lovers can easily establish a regular yoga practice when they are at home and in control of their daily routine, but traveling (whether for business or pleasure) has a habit of throwing them a little off track. So what better way to get back on and stay on track than taking yoga on the road with you?
5 Tips to keep practicing Yoga class away from your home.
1- Plan and research before to go
This may seem obvious, but before you arrive at your destination, ask friends, family, and yoga teachers at your regular yoga studio if they have recommendations of where to go. If not, do not hesitate to do some internet research, you could also ask the hotel, they usually know someplace to practice nice yoga class.
2- Incorporate a short Yoga Retreat
Why not enjoy a few days in complete immersion with a daily Yoga Class. If you are going to a popular yoga destination like Bali, you will easily find a yoga studio offering a daily yoga class pack with some extra to discover the culture, the lifestyle. At Yoga Dunia, we offer a custom Yoga Retreat in Lembongan to allow you to spend a few days on the beautiful island, including daily Yoga Class, massage, scuba diving, surfing…. Check our offer.
3- Choose the right yoga class for you
There is so many different yoga styles as a regular practitioner it can be a good idea to try a new style, but if you decide to try a yoga class for the first time while traveling, that’s can be tricky to choose one. The first question is what are you expecting? Do you wish for an active yoga class or a relaxing yoga class? Some Yoga Class can be hard to follow for a new yogi, so contact the studio before going ahead. Yoga Dunia offers a different range of Yoga classes with qualified Yoga Teachers able to adjust the class to every yogi. Check our Yoga Class.
4- Remember that yoga practice is far more than just asana.
You can “do” yoga all day every day without even having to step foot on your mat. Meet delays with meditation, when things don’t quite go to plan, practice pranayama, and take some deep, deep breaths. Chant mantras when in transit and show compassion to every stressed-out check-in person or fellow traveler that you meet! Use your travels as a way to deepen your yoga practice by working on something other than the asana, such as the yamas and niyamas or more bhakti yoga (the yoga of devotion) – helping you to discover yogic peace within the travel chaos.
5- Pack your mat
Not sure to find a studio or yoga class available at your destination, no matter. Bring your mat with you! Some of the mats are really comfortable for your regular practice as the Manduka pro but pretty heavy for traveling, so do not hesitate to invest on a travel mat before you go. Check your favorite brand and ask them if they offer a travel mat or just discover a new brand, choose a mat who folds up to fit easily into your luggage (e.g Jade Travel Mat).
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