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It depends on your physical conformation and the kind of yoga you practice. I cylindrical one is more adaptable, while a rectangular one is more stable.If you have it at home, you can also use as yoga props a football (the kind used in American football), a basketball, and also tennisballs, foam rubber balls and cushions, and also wooden bricks and wooden boxes.

Top 5 best yoga equipment for beginnersYoga wheel1.Yoga Wheel is a great way to help you expand your stretch limits safely. This ingenious device is specially designed to protect your spine and help you release muscle tension from the most difficult areas of your body.SEE ON AMAZONYoga mat2.Extra long and extra thick yoga mat which is very comfortable for both hand and feet. This is very useful when you want to do yoga at home and you want to do some exercises on a very soft and comfort mat.SEE ON AMAZONYoga block3.This is ideal for yoga for beginners looking to work on flexibility. The block can be used on any side to provide the perfect height for you.This is very easy to clean, you can simply wipe down the block with water or if you need more of a clean use a mixture of soap and water.SEE ON AMAZONYoga bolster4.You can use yoga bolsters in place of a stack of blankets to make seated and forward bending poses more comfortable. You can place them under your knees or your back when reclining for support and passive stretching.SEE ON AMAZONYoga strap5.Yoga strap is a very good tool to stretch.This is particularly useful for poses where you need to hold onto your feet but cannot reach them. Yoga straps are designed to increase your flexibility.SEE ON AMAZONhope this helps you and you can always find more on the website: https://yourfitnessmate.com

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