Sweating is all part of the fun that is Bikram Yoga. Sweating in a hot room is unavoidable – it’s the body’s natural air conditioner and it regulates our body temperature. The evaporation of sweat off of the skin prevents us from overheating during class. If you wipe it away, you disrupt homeostasis, the body’s natural, intelligent, and highly adaptive mechanism of self-regulation. Wiping off sweat will only encourage more sweat production for the body to cool down.
Unnecessary wiping of sweat can also disrupt your focus and bring you out of your moving meditation. Just stay calm, allow the sweat to drip onto your towel, and over time you will become more aware of how perspiring is the body’s way of helping you maintain a temperature that will get you through the 90 minutes.
Sweating
during Bikram Yoga is inevitable; our bodies do it in order to
naturally regulate our core temperature. But it’s not the actual sweat
itself that cools you down – it’s the process of perspiration
evaporating from the surface of your skin. So, when you wipe the sweat
away during class, you’re only preventing your body from doing what it
needs to do to stay cool. - See more at:
http://www.bikramyogavancouver.com/bikram-yoga-lessons/bikram-yoga-how-to-keep-cool-in-class/#sthash.XB5SUZPN.dpuf
drinking
enough water before class and bringing adequate water into the hot room
can help regulate your body temperature. We recommend taking small sips
throughout class to avoid practising on a full stomach - See more at:
http://www.bikramyogavancouver.com/bikram-yoga-lessons/bikram-yoga-how-to-keep-cool-in-class/#sthash.XB5SUZPN.dpuf
drinking
enough water before class and bringing adequate water into the hot room
can help regulate your body temperature. We recommend taking small sips
throughout class to avoid practising on a full stomach - See more at:
http://www.bikramyogavancouver.com/bikram-yoga-lessons/bikram-yoga-how-to-keep-cool-in-class/#sthash.XB5SUZPN.dpuf
drinking
enough water before class and bringing adequate water into the hot room
can help regulate your body temperature. We recommend taking small sips
throughout class to avoid practising on a full stomach - See more at:
http://www.bikramyogavancouver.com/bikram-yoga-lessons/bikram-yoga-how-to-keep-cool-in-class/#sthash.XB5SUZPN.dpuf
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