This form of yoga is good for the funny bone
Columbus Dispatch
NEW YORK — Can't touch your toes? Laugh it off. Laughter yoga, unlike Pilates yoga, water yoga, aerial yoga and other offshoots of the ancient eastern practice of uniting body and breath, doesn't aspire to sculpted arms and bendy backs.
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Health and fitness: Healing through exercise
The Express Tribune
In San Francisco, doctors recommend pilates to patients suffering pre-or post-natal stress, backbone and joint injuries. At 22, Farah* suffered serious injuries to her back and right knee in a road accident. She tried physiotherapy but …