What might #YogaGenetics do re #ExtremeLongevity if we live to 150 yo + w #AgingReversal
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Yogasana – An Indian art that captured the world's attention
Yogasana was included in the Khelo India Youth Games to popularise ancient Indian sports.
https://olympics.com/en/news/
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The word yogasana is derived from two Sanskrit words, Yuj meaning unite and Asana meaning body postures.
Yogasana is a sport that focuses on the physical aspect of yoga, where players have to perform yogic postures and are judged on their difficulty, balance, control, flexibility and endurance.
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The rules of yogasana are different for every event. Competitions are generally held in three major events – artistic, rhythmic and traditional.
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Athletes must include 10 asanas in their routine from a predetermined list, which includes leg balance, hand balance, back bend, forward bend and body twisting. Artistic yogasana is held in individual as well as pair categories.
https://olympics.com/en/news/
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Is there yoga in the Olympics?
Can yoga be added to the Olympics? - Quora
Yoga has not been added as an official sport in the Olympic Games. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) determines which sports are included in each Olympic program, and they regularly review and evaluate potential new sports to be added.Jul 26, 2023
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Yoga in the Olympics?
"The fact that the USA Yoga Federation has successfully registered yoga as an official sport, approved by the International Olympic Committee in 2016, pretty much blows every one of those sacred tenets to the moon."
TM Srinivasan
Ethics in Yoga
Yoga genetics-wise too, scientifica
Yoga GENETICS and Yoga Ethics too even re Yoga Athletics, and possibly with the Olympics and vaccines for performance ... see below). ...
With a Harvard undergrad degree and a Stanford PhD, she is {Holly K Tabor} very skilled language and thinking-wise. Here are 4 foundations of ethics, and for her too -
~ beneficence, nonmaleficence (non-wrongdoing), autonomy, and justice ~
which I appreciate a lot (and Regarding also newly exploring Yoga GENETICS and Yoga Ethics too even re, again, Yoga Athletics, and possibly with the Olympics and vaccines for performance ... see below). ... and regarding calling for abolition, (of the wrongful buying and selling of people), and possibly seeking asylum soon on the east coast or in Europe ...
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How #YogaGenetics would operate with extreme longevity
- Epigenetic optimization: Epigenetics describes how lifestyle and environment affect gene expression without changing the DNA sequence itself. Genetic drug therapies could reverse age-related epigenetic changes (like DNA methylation), effectively turning back the biological clock. #YogaGenetics would leverage yoga's known epigenetic effects—reducing inflammation and stress responses—to amplify and sustain the effects of the drug therapies. This would likely involve:
- Specific breathing techniques (pranayama): These could be used to intentionally regulate gene expression related to stress and inflammation, targeting the same pathways as genetic drugs but through physiological, rather than chemical, means.
- Personalized practice: Practitioners could use genetic or epigenetic test results to tailor their yoga practice, focusing on techniques that maximize the expression of specific longevity-related genes like SIRT1 or Klotho, complementing their genetic therapies.
- Targeted cellular maintenance: Genetic therapies are being developed to target specific "hallmarks of aging" at the cellular level, such as telomere shortening, stem cell exhaustion, and mitochondrial dysfunction. #YogaGenetics would serve as a constant, non-invasive maintenance program for these corrected cellular functions.
- Telomere protection: Yoga already boosts the activity of the telomerase enzyme, which maintains the protective telomere caps on DNA. In a 150+ lifespan, yoga could be a daily practice to ensure continuous telomere health, supported by gene therapies that offer a larger, more systemic "boost".
- Stem cell support: Yoga has been shown to improve stem cell function, which genetic drugs could also enhance. #YogaGenetics would integrate specific movements and breathing to optimize the microenvironment of key organs, helping newly rejuvenated stem cells thrive and differentiate properly.
- Systemic homeostasis and adaptation: While drugs address aging on a systemic level, yoga provides a finely tuned mechanism for maintaining internal balance (homeostasis) and promoting the body's adaptive capabilities.
- Neurological health: Yoga's calming effect on the nervous system would counter the stress and inflammation that accelerate aging, and genetic drugs could repair age-related neurological damage. #YogaGenetics would therefore focus on brain-body integration, ensuring neural pathways remain youthful and functional for decades.
- Metabolic control: Genetic therapies targeting genes like FGF21 can improve metabolic function. Paired with this, #YogaGenetics would use specific sequences and breathing patterns to stimulate metabolism and nutrient absorption, ensuring the body's energy systems function efficiently for over a century. [2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17]
The purpose of yoga at 150+
- Conscious evolution: Extreme longevity provides an unprecedented opportunity for sustained self-development. Yoga would become a tool for exploring the full potential of a human lifespan—not just a longer one, but a more conscious one. Practices would serve to deepen self-awareness, emotional resilience, and connection to a wider world.
- Sustained performance and vitality: Beyond physical feats, yoga would be used to maintain the vibrant energy and mental clarity needed for a life extending past 150 years. The goal would be a sustained state of peak performance, not just for a decade or two, but for a century or more.
- Holistic well-being: Even with genetic therapies, holistic well-being would remain crucial. Yoga's role in balancing physical, mental, and emotional health would be more important than ever, preventing the psychological and social issues that could arise from living an extremely long life. [2, 16, 18, 19, 20]
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What might #YogaGenetics do re #ExtremeLongevity if we live to 150 yo + w #AgingReversal
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What might #YogaGenetics do re #ExtremeLongevity if we live to 150 yo + w #AgingReversal
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Yoga ideas

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Sunday, October 5, 2025
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- Deep Hip Flexion/Extension:Poses like deep forward folds, low lunges, and intense forward bends should be avoided as they can compress the hip joint.
- Extreme Rotation:Avoid poses that force deep internal (turning the leg inward) or external (turning the leg outward) rotation, as this can stress the hip, such as Pigeon Pose (Eka Pada Rajakapotasana) and Lotus Pose (Padmasana).
- Unilateral Weight-Bearing:Poses like Warrior III (Virabhadrasana III), which place significant weight on one leg, can strain compensatory muscles and should be approached with extreme caution or avoided entirely.
- Twisting Poses Under Load:Revolved Triangle (Parivrtta Trikonasana) and similar twisting poses can put shearing forces on the hip joint.
- Modified Tree Pose (Vrksasana):Use a chair or wall for support to help with balance and gently open the hip joint.
- Bridge Pose (Setu Bandhasana):This pose is excellent for core and hip stabilization and can be introduced as a strengthening exercise.
- Half Forward Fold (Ardha Uttanasana):Using a prop for support, this can provide a gentle hamstring stretch and spinal lengthening without extreme hip movement.
- Extended Mountain Pose (Urdhva Hastasana):A simple extension of Mountain Pose, this can provide a full-body stretch and promote spinal lengthening.
- Consult Your Doctor: Always get clearance from your surgeon before starting any new exercise program, including yoga.
- Use Props: Support your balance with chairs, walls, or blocks.
- Listen to Your Body: Avoid any movements or poses that cause discomfort, pain, or instability.
- Focus on Gentle Movement: Gradually introduce poses and avoid holding them for prolonged periods, especially if they are modified.
- Seek Qualified Instruction: Work with an instructor who is knowledgeable about hip replacement recovery to ensure proper form and modifications
- Consult Your Doctor: Always get clearance from your surgeon before starting any new exercise program, including yoga.
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higher, faster, stronger all re Olympics too & more supple also re "Yoga genetics"
- Improved Flexibility: Yoga poses are designed to stretch and lengthen muscles, increasing the range of motion in joints like the hips, shoulders, and knees. Regular practice can significantly enhance flexibility, with one study showing an increase of up to 35% within 8 weeks.
- Enhanced Strength and Balance: Many yoga poses are weight-bearing and engage core muscles, leading to improved strength and endurance. Yoga also cultivates better balance and coordination, crucial for many sports.
- Injury Prevention and Recovery: By strengthening stabilizing muscles, improving flexibility, and promoting better posture, yoga can help reduce the risk of injuries. It can also aid in recovery by relieving muscle tension and enhancing blood circulation.
- Mental Well-being: Beyond physical benefits, yoga helps athletes manage stress, reduce anxiety, improve concentration, and enhance mental focus, which are critical for optimal performance.
- Genetic Contribution: Scientists estimate that around 50% of an individual's flexibility is hereditary. Specific genes, such as ACTN3, COL5A1, and ESR1, influence the structure and function of muscles, tendons, and ligaments, impacting flexibility.
- Connective Tissue Disorders: Certain genetic conditions, like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, cause hypermobility, resulting in excessively flexible joints.
- Age and Sex: Flexibility naturally declines with age, and females tend to be more flexible than males due to differences in hormones and bone structure.

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