Move over Vinyasa and Bikram, there’s a new type of yoga in town: Broga. Broga classes are popping up throughout the country – and they’re specifically geared towards men. “We're here to exercise, ...

Men who crave the benefits of yoga but recoil at sharing the experience with a room full of women are turning to Broga, a rugged take on the 3,000-year-old practice of movement and breath. Broga ...

When you think of The Spa at the Mandarin Oriental, visions of luxurious treatments usually come to mind. Well now, the spa is offering an unexpected fitness option for men: Broga, aka, “Yoga for Bros ...

A Brooklyn yogi has discovered the secret to luring out-of-shape bros off the couch and onto the yoga mat: free beer! Emma Galland launched her “Beer and Broga” class last Sunday inside Park Slope’s ...

Broga is becoming a popular choice for men (and increasingly women) who want a sportier version of yoga without the sole focus on stretches and bends. Broga combines traditional yoga with functional ...

Fellas, this one is for you. The workout dubbed “Broga,” which combines cardio and core-strengthening with yoga postures, is tailored for those who may have reservations about traditional yoga — ...

When it comes to getting fit, I’m not a fan of segregating the sexes. So when I heard that male-oriented “Broga”, or “yoga for 'bros’ ” had arrived on the London fitness scene, I wasn’t thrilled. But, ...

Tired of hearing a wife, girlfriend, mother, sister or female friend sing the praises of yoga, some guys will eventually man up and tag along to a class. Once there, in many studios, he might be one ...

Yoga isn't just for ladies, guys: Broga studios are popping up all over the country, and while women are allowed to attend, the mostly male environment reportedly keeps students comfortable. [Fox News ...

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NEW YORK - Men who crave the benefits of yoga but recoil at sharing the experience with a room full of women are turning to Broga, a rugged take on the 3,000-year-old practice of movement and breath.