You Don’t Need to Be Flexible for Yoga

18 May 2026 · 0 min
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In this instructional monologue, Angelica Govaert emphasizes that yoga should be accessible to everyone by meeting practitioners where they are in the present moment. She rejects the need for extreme flexibility or complex poses, arguing that ancient yoga techniques can be adapted for modern, inclusive practice. The focus is on removing performance pressure, allowing participants to keep their arms down and engage in yoga comfortably, regardless of their current physical abilities.

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