03/05/2026
LETโS TALK ABOUT HOT YOGA! ๐ฅต๐ฅ๐ง๐ปโโ๏ธ Hot yoga has never been my go-to, but there is definitely a time and a place for it, and the time is apparently after a c-section. By nature, hot yoga warms up the muscles quicker, increases flexibility and allows your body to move deeper into the poses. It can reduce pain and inflammation, tone and detoxify your body, and eliminate stress. Itโs not for everybody, but if overall tightness is your problem, hot yoga *might* be the answer.
I was recently in Florida and my bff took me to . It was one of those things where you say, โI had no idea that this was what I needed.โ My body is still recovering almost 5 months after the (complicated) birth of my daughter which followed a complicated pregnancy where I was basically on couch rest. I was not even allowed to do yoga for most of it (the yogiโs nightmare! ๐ฉ๐ฉ), and not moving my body for a year has really taken its toll. My back has completely locked up, my flexibility is reduced, and every muscle is weak. But hot yoga might be the answer for me. Who knew?! I opened my body wider, stretched it further and held it longer. My back pain was muted, and I remembered what itโs like to feel flexible again. It showed me a light at the end of this tunnel. I guess the main lesson here is that ๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐
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Complete side note: is pretty cool! If there is one in your area and you think heated yoga or exercise could help you, check them out! The studios are set up with multiple sauna pods and some are set up for yoga, some for Pilates, some for rowing or spinning, strength and even barre. We have one in Greenwich Village.๐ฝ (Just make sure you stay properly hydrated and nourished.)