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4 min read · Praveer Sharma

How to Carry Familiar Foods Into a Busy Practice Day

Maintain steady energy during a busy schedule by carrying familiar foods without adopting rigid meal plans or rules.

2 min read · Praveer Sharma

A Flexible Snack Decision Before Gentle Movement

Consider hunger, comfort and your planned activity when deciding on a snack, while following any individual health advice.

3 min read · Praveer Sharma

Practical Comfort: How Food and Timing Influence Your Practice

Learn how recent meals alter your physical comfort during yoga and establish a flexible rhythm for your practice.

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A little more time for what you love.

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Photography: Ajan Yogi, olia danilevich, Yan Krukau, Anna Tarazevich, ROMAN ODINTSOV, Tim Samuel, Ivan S, Mikhail Nilov · Pexels.

English Deutsch Français Nederlands Español Italiano

English Deutsch Français Nederlands Español Italiano

All guides For teachers & studios For your practice

The Prime Tempr journal

Make space to learn.

Explore yoga, Ayurveda and everyday wellbeing with practical guides, sources and clear explanations.

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Explore topics · Food, Hydration & Practice

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Food, Hydration & Practice

13–15 of 15 guides

Clear filters

4 min read · Praveer Sharma

How to Carry Familiar Foods Into a Busy Practice Day

Maintain steady energy during a busy schedule by carrying familiar foods without adopting rigid meal plans or rules.

2 min read · Praveer Sharma

A Flexible Snack Decision Before Gentle Movement

Consider hunger, comfort and your planned activity when deciding on a snack, while following any individual health advice.

3 min read · Praveer Sharma

Practical Comfort: How Food and Timing Influence Your Practice

Learn how recent meals alter your physical comfort during yoga and establish a flexible rhythm for your practice.

PreviousPage 2 of 2

More time for your practice.

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