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	<title>travel yoga?</title>
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	<description>What kind of yoga sequence should I do while traveling? I usually heat up a room with a space heater and do the Bikram sequence at home (this takes me about an hour to complete). I&apos;m going to be traveling Wednesday-Sunday and I want to practice yoga while I am gone from home. &lt;br&gt;
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Problems are that I won&apos;t have a space heater and I won&apos;t have a yoga mat. I don&apos;t have the correct financial/time situation to attend yoga studios at my destination.  Also, on Wednesday I will basically be in an airplane or at an airport all day. &lt;br&gt;
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My goals are to generally feel good, to be able to resume my normal practice when I get home without feeling too stiff, and not to hurt myself. That said, what sequence of asanas would be the best for me to do on my trip?</description>
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