Sport from the database
Yoga
Yoga is a movement, breathing, and concentration practice using postures, breathing exercises, movement sequences, and relaxation. As a modern health, fitness, and sport-support activity it is practiced in classes, studios, clubs, and in some organised competition formats. Its flow follows the sport's rules and combines technique, control, and competitive performance. Participation format: Individual, pair, group, or team. It is typically contested on or in Studio, hall, outdoor area, or competition stations. Scoring is based on Repetitions, time, load, execution, or judged score. Core equipment includes Bodyweight, training equipment, mats, or measurement systems according to the format. Origin/development: Indien. The sport is actively practiced today.
Classification
Weitere Angaben
Rules and format
Die Grundlagen
Ziel
Yoga is a movement, breathing, and concentration practice using postures, breathing exercises, movement sequences, and relaxation. As a modern health, fitness, and sport-support activity it is practiced in classes, studios, clubs, and in some organised compet…
Teilnehmer
Individual, pair, group, or team.
Teamgröße
Individual, pair, group, or team.
Spielfeld
Studio, hall, outdoor area, or competition stations.
Dauer
Duration and competition flow depend on the ruleset, discipline, and competition format.
Wertung
Repetitions, time, load, execution, or judged score.
Gewinnbedingung
The winner is determined by the ruleset through points, time, placing, hits, or judged score.
Ausrüstung
Bodyweight, training equipment, mats, or measurement systems according to the format.
Wichtige Regelpunkte
- Infractions are defined by the relevant official or regional ruleset.
Regelquellen
Federations and sources
- Yoga for Beginners ClassPass Blog · blog-guide · medium
- 11 Ways Yoga Is Good for You Verywell Fit · expert-guide · medium
- Yoga Alliance Yoga Alliance · reference · medium
- International Yoga Sports Federation International Yoga Sports Federation · reference · medium
- Britannica Yoga Britannica · encyclopedia · high