Cenk Uygur
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Want To Rage While You Yoga? Now There's Rage Yoga
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April 17, 2016
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5:40Now PlayingSome people don't like how "zen" yoga practices are. Some would rather rage through their yoga. Now there's "rage yoga." It's about drinking, swearing, and yoga. Ben Mankiewicz (What The Flick), Ana Kasparian, and John Iadarola (ThinkTank), hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"Created by a Calgary, Canada resident named Lindsay-Marie Istace after "the really painful breakup of a long term relationship," Rage Yoga is meant for those who are hoping to improve their posture and flexibility, but have never felt at ease in a modern yoga studio.
Or for those who just have a little extra aggression they need to work out.
"Want to better your strength, flexibility and become zen as f—? Enjoy the occasional f-bomb or innuendo?" the site reads. "You've come to the right place."
Istace also encourages participants to feel free to swear and drink while posing, telling Vice that "as soon as people get into the sequences they tend to naturally drink slowly." Metal music is also often played too, with albums by the likes of Metallica and Black Sabbath spinning in the background."*
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