21 Million Of U.S. Adults Used Yoga Poses In 2016, New Survey Finds

Nov 21, 2017

A new survey reveals that 9.5% of U.S. adults (21 million) have used yoga as an alternative to medicine to reduce chronic low back pain. Soul Obsession Yoga Mats are a good foundation to use when practicing yoga poses.

Miami, United States - November 20, 2017 /PressCable/ —

Los Angeles California – November 20, 2017

Soul Obsession, a company that is known for their eco-friendly and super absorbent yoga mats for men, is ending the year strong as it is the company’s first year as a seller on Amazon. As more Americans are using alternatives to medicines such as yoga, Soul Obsession has been on the forefront of yoga’s growth industry.

Founded on the fact that yoga mats can help people reap many health benefits and help people connect to a higher spiritual cause, Soul Obsession Yoga Mats are quickly becoming a trusted brand by many yogis and endorsed by some of the top yoga instructors. Furthermore, a recent survey conducted by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NIH) found that 9.5% of U.S. adults (21 million) used yoga in 2016 as an alternative to medicine to reduce chronic low back pain, and have carefully adapted sets of yoga poses to improve function of their lower back and to reduce pain.

“Samasthiti is a command to attention, to stand in balanced stillness. It is the practice of standing with equal, steady, and still attention. If you are feeling a little disconnected from Mother Earth this is a a beautiful pose to root in and take some nice grounding breaths. Mat: Monkey On My Back,” said the founders of Soul Obsession on Instagram, explaining that yoga poses can help people find their inner peace, and can improve their overall physical fitness, strength, and flexibility. Additioanally, the 2017 Survey conducted by the NIH found that yoga can help to improve a person’s quality of life and reduce stress.

Soul Obsession Yoga Mats feature a super soft and luxurious microfiber suede top layer that is durable enough to handle the most rigorous of workouts. It’s built in yoga towel on the top is very absorbent, and eliminates the need of bringing an extra towel to a yoga class. Men and women appreciate that Soul Obsession Yoga Mats are free of latex, PVC, silicone, and phthalates. Soul Obsession uses only 100% recyclable and biodegradable materials in their yoga mats, which eliminates toxic odors, and never emits any toxins into the air. Additionally, Soul Obsession Yoga Mats are printed using water based inks. The non-slip rubber bottom layer provides people the control they need for a gentle or rigorous workout.

One Amazon reviewer of the Soul Obsession Bikram Yoga Mat writes, “I absolutely LOVE my Soul Obsession yoga mat! I love the look, feel, and durability of it. I enjoy the micro fiber suede top a lot, and it has the perfect amount of grip and allows me to slide in to deeper poses when needed. I would recommend this product to anyone and everyone,” explaining that the yoga mat is a good foundation when performing yoga poses.

Soul Obsession offers a satisfaction guarantee and a one year warranty against defects on all their yoga mats. People who are interested in knowing more about Soul Obsession or their products can visit their website or Amazon.

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.

For more information, please visit https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias&field-keywords=bikram+yoga+mat&field-brand=soul+obsession

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: 267198

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