Wandering the Web-YOGA Websites Webliography
Yoga has become a program offering at many libraries: Public libraries often program free or low-cost yoga classes for their communities; academic libraries may offer yoga sessions to help ease stress during final exams. Some yoga practices are tailored to mothers and young children who enjoy learni...
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