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In this restorative yoga practice, you’ll hold postures for a few minutes at a time, which helps you shift gears from effort to ease.

While some styles of yoga, such as vinyasa and hot yoga, are intense and challenging, restorative yoga is meant to be restful. It helps calm the mind and body through gentle, meditative poses.

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Here's what to know about this increasingly popular practice and who may benefit most from trying it.

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This is a great pose for people who spend a lot of time on their feet. Legs Up the Wall is an inversion pose, which means gravity can act on your body in a way that it normally can't. Unlike a ...