Where can I find Yoga clothes for cheap?
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Just wear comfy clothes that don't restrict your movement, no need to pay extra for what's "in".  I typically wear sweats and a tank top.  \n\nSweats $10\nTank undershirt $3\nFeeling comfy during yoga...priceless
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Try local consignment shops. They usually give you 60% of what they sell the clothes for.  They are usually higher priced than you would get on Ebay for that reason.  You could have a yard sale and sell them yourself.
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ebay has inexpensive costumes. Look into having someone make things for you as well.
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You can check thrift stores in your area, but my favorite would have to be E-bay.  Browse around, and when you find one you like, have your parents bid on it.  They've got some great deals!  Only problem is that you can't try it on.  Either have your measurements on hand or get one slightly larger and you can have it altered.  :)
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I'm a beginner as well and I highly recommend www.yogajournal.com. There's a section for beginners that gives you information about yoga, definitions and all that stuff and the section also has a quiz that you can see which type of yoga is best for you. The website also show you how to do many poses.
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Try Yoga and Pranayam
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well it depends if you mean like clothes then try pacific sunwear a.k.a pacsun....or look into some local skateboarding shops
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Try some of the consignment and resale stores.  They have som beautiful ones for a fraction of the cost.  Pay no mind to that guy who answered so hatefully.  People like him are a dime a dozen.
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Try Lynda.com, it'll cost a little but its quality stuff.
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If you want to find a store on the computer, go to \nwww.discountlaptops.com
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Try ebay.  You should be able to find new and used sold by both individuals and in bulk.  Just make sure to buy from sellers who have a 98% feedback rating or higher and odds are the clothes will be fine.  Reading the feedback they have recieved is another good way of determining quality.
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All major dancewear labels have sites and you can buy directly from them. I especially like Sansha and Capezio.
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overstock.com. i got an air matress for $75 when in stores it was goin for $450. :D
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try ebay... i have bought alot of kewl clothes on that site ...just gotta get lucky on bids
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It depends on where you go.  The studio I go to offers different class passes, starting with 5 for $75, on up to a yearly unlimited pass for $1100.  \n\nMost places offer a drop in rate in the neighborhood of $15.  Some studios also offer a Karma Yoga, or reduced-rate class every week - where I live it's an $8 or $10 class.\n\nThen there's accessories - if you don't own a mat, some studios will rent them for $1 or $2 per class.  Do you need to buy clothing?  Do you want to have your own straps, blocks, blankets, etc?  Do you want a DVD or CD for when you can't make it to the studio?\n\nIt really varies, depending upon where you live and what you're looking for.  When I first started, I wasn't sure if I would stick with it, so the first few months I took a free community class that my studio offered and rented their mat for $1.  Once I knew it was something I was serious about, I bought my own mat and props, some yoga clothing, and began attending the other classes.
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Books, normally manga... on Amazon, and between about £5 and £10... cheap clothes... generally as much as I can get for the little amount of money I have!
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yard sales and/or thrift stores may be an additional option. \nsome bike stores sell also used bikes which can be pretty cheap, I got a pretty good road bike for $50 this way in perfect working order