Yoga teachers say there is no one type of class that's best for beginners. It depends on your activity level and intentions.

Here’s a primer on some of the most popular styles, followed by a big caveat.

It depends on the teacher, who could be trained in several of numerous yoga styles: hatha, vinyasa, Iyengar, ashtanga, yin and more. Though all styles involve poses, or asanas, they differ in ...

If there’s one thing (other than Adriene’s soothing voice) that’ll motivate me to roll out my mat in the morning, it’s a good pair of yoga pants that look cute and actually stay put when I ...

From hatha to vinyasa, the practice of yoga is vast and varied for the beginners so sit back relax and enjoy our guide to ...

To slow things down again, Iyengar yoga involves the same poses as vinyasa ... Poses are held for longer, with more reliance on props like cushions, blocks or straps. This style provides a more ...

To some people, the word yoga evokes ritualistic chanting ... longer and students rely more often on props including cushions, blocks or straps. Iyengar is particularly good for people recovering ...