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Does it require a lot of energy to do kripalu yoga?
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Not an excessive amt: Kripalu yoga uses standard poses and focuses on meditation, breath work and relaxation. It is a type of hatha yoga so no, it doesn't require excessive energy.
Answered 2/23/2013
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