Personal Yoga Plan

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My Personal Yoga Plan By Hollie Irwin Yoga, Period 2 Mrs. McChesney-Henry, Teacher Introduction to My Yoga Plan Cardiovascular fitness is the capability of oxygen to keep on being provided to muscles while work is done over an extended period of time. Muscular strength is the maximum amount of force that your muscles can apply against resistance. Muscular endurance is the ability of your muscles to keep working and moving over an extended period of time. Flexibility is the range of motion in which your joints are able to move in Body composition is the portion of fat and lean muscle tissue in one’s own body, and bone of an individual’s body. There are a lot of benefits from yoga practice. Yoga helps develop the five health related components of fitness by lowering your resting heart rate, improving muscle tone, and making your body more flexible. Yoga also helps develop balance, agility, and coordination. Yoga also benefits physiologically and psychologically. The cardiovascular activity I will do will be running. Before every yoga practice I do, I will go on a thirty minute run. This will also include a five minute warm up run and stretching before my run. Introduction to My Yoga Practice My overall fitness goals are to get abs and have more balance. My personal goal is to be more focused, calm, and relaxed. One measurable goal I have is to eventually be able to touch the ground with palms flat and legs straight. Another measurable goal I have is to be able to stand in tree pose with my eyes closed. My last measurable goal I have is to be able to have my shoulders and back flat on the ground in reclined twist pose. The overload principle is the function of any claim or resistance that is more than those levels usually encountered in daily life. I am going to use the overload principal in my home yoga class by pushing, not straining,
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