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Bikram hot yoga, the strenuous, 26-posture series introduced to the U.S. by Bikram Choudhury, requires yogis to practice in a room heated to about 105 degrees. Pregnant women can and do perform Bikram yoga right up to their delivery dates using posture modifications.
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"Heat yoga" and "hot yoga" are generic terms for Bikram yoga, a 26-posture series that Bikram Choudhury introduced to the United States in the 1970s. Bikram studio operators conduct classes in rooms heated to 105 degrees Fahrenheit with 30 to 40 percent humidity.
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Bikram yogis perform an intense, 26-posture series in a room heated to about 105 degrees with elevated humidity. Founder Bikram Choudhury has said he incorporated the heat component both to replicate the climate of his native India and to facilitate the body's ability to stretch and cleanse itself through sweat.
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Technically, the land speed record for a bicycle is held by Bruce Bursford, who pedaled to an astonishing 208 mph in August, 1995. Bursford's record carries a caveat, however: He was sitting on a specially designed, stationary bike with helium-filled tires and a two-foot chain ring, set on rollers.
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