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When people speak of yoga they usually talk about its origins, the Europanized versions of yoga, or in Asia the elegant forms of China’s Fashion Yoga craze copied from India and the west. Much less known is the almost 2000 years of yoga development in China itself and the massive influence it has on spiritual practices of East Asia at large. In this paper the case of Wudang Yoga is measured against some of the physical benefits with the use of questionnaires.
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