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1 NEWS The Battalion I 1.27.15 3 HEALTH M. BASKETBALL CONTINUED “I just think we’re all clicking,” Jones said. “Everybody’s locked in to what we are doing. We’re play ing off one another and we trust in the coaches and the scouting report. I think everybody knows their role right now. The people off the bench bring energy to help the starters out and the starters are doing a great job of producing.” The previous contest between the Tigers and Aggies ended with Auburn taking a 69-64 win in College Station on the last day of conference play. Texas A&M owns the all-time series with Au burn 5-3. The Tigers (10-9, 2-4 SEC) are led by the scoring duo of guard KT Harrell and forward Cinme- sa0> «► on Bowers. Senior guard Jordan Green said Auburn has talented players, just like every team in the SEC. “They have an aggressive scorer in [Harrell],” Green said. “They have a big man in Bowers, who goes out and is real active. I know they have a talented team. Every SEC team is talented. It’s all about, on that day, who’s going to play hard and who’s going to follow the scouting re port.” Harrell leads the team in scoring and ranks second in the SEC with 17.4 points per game. Against Alabama, Har rell scored a team-high 22 points and is av eraging almost 23 points per game in his last three contests. Bowers has been finding success in the post this sea son, averaging a double dou ble with 13.5 points and 11.4 rebounds per game. So far this season, LSU’s Jordan Mickey is the only oth er player in the SEC to average double figures in points and rebounds. In the previ ous matchup for the Tigers, they fell to the Alabama Crimson Tide 57-55 in Tuscaloosa. With four seconds remaining in the game, Adabama guard Rodney Cooper scored the game-winning layup to give Auburn its third loss in the last four games. The next time the Aggies hit the hardwood, they’ll return home for a matchup against the Vanderbilt Commodores at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Reed Arena. Junior Jalen Jones said the A&M teamwork he has seen gives him high hopes for the game against Auburn Tuesday. Yoga Pod students participate in a yoga class that focuses on breathing, meditating and body movements. Nikita Redkar — THE BATTALION Yoga culture finds B-CS niche Community works to promote wellness through training By Amanda Talbot Yoga practices and its mental, physical and spiritual benefits have experienced growth in the Western regions of the world, in cluding Bryan-College Station. In response to misconceptions surrounding yoga, Mia Neuenhoff, instructor and manager at Yoga Pod, one of the outlets in Bryan-College Station that provides yoga training, said attempting to understand yoga is the first step to demystifying it. “It is Eastern-based,” Neuenhoff said. “It’s more of a spiritual practice — the postures are only one part of it. As far as the Western view of it as fitness, I think fitness is what brings them through the door.” Bridgette Russell, intern at Yoga Pod and sports management gradu ate student, said yoga isn’t exclu sively for women but for men and children as well, to make them more aware of their own physiological makeup. “I think it really helps people s’ fd . learn more about yoga and how yoga can really help you as op posed to just losing weight or going through a practice not even thinking about it, not really trying to get the full benefits,” Russell said. There is more to yoga than the exercise aspect of it, Neuenhoff said. Practicing yoga as part of a holistic lifestyle pays mental benefits as well. “It’s like an iceberg where the tip of it is the physical and that’s what you see, but it’s what’s below the surface that’s the bigger part of it,” Neuenhoff said. “They start to re alize it. They know they’re feeling better — more than just physically and they know they’re happier when they leave and they want more of that.” Exercising with yoga positively affects many different body systems and promotes good health longev ity, Neuenhoff said. “It affects your skeletal system, your muscular system, your circula tory system, your respiratory system — all of this is affected by yoga in a good way,” Neuenhoff said. “They feel good because things are flow ing — their energy is flowing, their lymphatic system is flowing, every thing’s flowing — they have better circulation. ” Breathing patterns are also key when it comes to yoga, Neuenhoff said. “The physical may be what brings them in, but as they get into the breath work, they start to realize there’s more to it. The breath helps calm,” Neuenhoff said. “It helps to control emotions. You just start to feel better emotionally when you do yoga.” Jen Boone, Yoga Pod instructor and renewable natural resources se nior, said she makes it her goal to ease her students into yoga and the holistic lifestyle in order for them to eventually improve their health in all aspects. “It’s [the holistic lifestyle] basical ly just nourishing your body physi cally, mentally, spiritually,” Boone said. “So that can be your food, your exercise, but also through searching out things that are fulfilling to you.” Yoga Pod is hosting a New Year Yoga Party from 4:30-9:00 p.m. Tuesday that will include free yoga classes, door prizes, food and the chance to win apparel from Lulule- mon. 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