People Are Putting Down Their Gadgets More To Practice Yoga
May 17, 2017
An increasing number of people enjoy practicing yoga in their downtime from their phones, gadgets and other devices. Soul Obsession Yoga Mats provide a durable foundation for people that like to take a break from their electronics to stretch and stay more in the present.
Miami, United States - May 16, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Taking a break from computers, phones, and tablets during the day helps to opens up more time for people to do other things they enjoy. Many people find that their downtime from social media or web browsing is the perfect opportunity to practice yoga and be more in the present moment. In a world full of internet capable gadgets, people like that yoga gives them a break to stretch and meditate. More and more people are spending their off time from computers to practice yoga because it is a stress reliever and provides many health benefits.
People that take a break from smartphones and other gadgets enjoy using the extra time to focus on their health. Soul Obsession Yoga Mats are high-performance and durable for people of all ages, and designed for all yoga practices. The Soul Obsession mat is a 4mm thick yoga mat that features a towel-like microfiber top that is super absorbent, so there’s no need to bring a separate yoga towel to class in standard yoga conditions.
Soul Obsessions yoga mat online is eco-friendly, and made from natural tree rubber. They measure 68 (in) x 24 (in) x 4 (mm), and feature a shoulder strap making it easy to carry. The cool and funky designs featured on a Soul Obsession Yoga Mat are digitally printed using water based inks. A Soul Obsession Yoga Mat stirs one’s senses, and helps to mark a person’s personal yoga space in a large class setting.
Soul Obsession also offers sporty and durable Yoga Mat Bags that come in black with blue highlights, or pink with yellow highlights. They too are eco-friendly, and are made from 100% recyclable and biodegradable materials. The Soul Obsession Yoga Mat Bags fit yoga mats between 3-6 mm, and are 24 inches wide. The bags feature a mesh water bottle holder, and eyelets to help keep the yoga mat fresh and cool. The padded shoulder strap makes it easy to carry it to and from a yoga class. There’s even a zippered pocket for a person’s essential slim items.
Not surprisingly, yoga continues to grow in popularity for people of all different fitness levels that want to feel energized and revitalized. Many people don’t like the feeling of staying on computers too long, so it’s important for them to do something else while not looking at a screen. During that time, even if it’s just for 10 minutes, people like how yoga rejuvenates and reenergizes them. For more details about the Soul Obsession Yoga Mat, please visit https://www.amazon.com/Yoga-Prana-Bikram-Mats-Women/dp/B01LWE81C3
About Soul Obsession:
Soul Obsession is based out of Miami, Florida. The company’s Founder and CEO is Max Rivadeneira. He hopes his mats bring attention to the ongoing wildlife and water crisis happening today around the world. With a yoga mat purchase from Soul Obsession’s Wildlife Collection, a 5% donation will be made to WILD.org. The WILD Foundation works to protect wildlife and the environment through its many global projects. With a purchase from Soul Obsession’s Spiritual Collection, the company will donate 5% to Water.org. These proceeds will go to protect and save lives by bringing water and sanitation where it’s needed the most.
https://www.amazon.com/Yoga-Prana-Bikram-Mats-Women/dp/B01LWE81C3
Contact Info:
Name: Max Rivadeneira
Organization: Soul Obsession
Address: 1871 Northwest South River Drive Unit 911, Miami, Florida 33125, United States
For more information, please visit https://soulobsession.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 200413
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