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			<title>Tight Hip</title>
			<description>Question: I recently started Bikram Yoga. After years of running and strength training I find myself like a 2x4. Anyway the issue I am having is that no matter how hard I try I am unable to sit back on my feet. My hips simply will not go there. Of course I can not reach my feet and there is one pose where you sit on the floor right leg bent with the left leg over top and I am supposed to reach over with my left arm and grab my foot. I can't even reach over to the floor. How can I get my hips to move? ( I do have a silly long legs and a short torso which I am sure is not helping)</description>
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