This Curvy Yogi Is The Most Inspiring Human You'll See All Day

Every body is a yoga body.

Meet Valerie Sagun, a 28-year-old yogi from San Jose, California.

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Sagun has been practicing hatha yoga for the past four years. Hatha is a set of physical exercises, known as asanas, that are designed to align your skin, muscles, and bones.

Sagun started her Instagram Big Gal Yoga a year and a half ago.

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"At first, I only did Tumblr," Sagun tells BuzzFeed Life. "But when I got to 10,000 followers and people asked me to join Instagram, I decided to go for it."

And her photos are fly AF.

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Crow pose? More like queen pose.

To start, her yoga wardrobe is TO DIE FOR.

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"It can be hard for bigger women to find good leggings," she says. But, let's face it, she looks flawless. Sagun swears by her favorite brands Rainbeau Curves and Fractal 9 for comfy, colorful athletic wear.

And her confidence is contagious.

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"I've never really felt self-conscious about my body during yoga classes," Sagun says. "For me, yoga is all about the mind and positive thinking. I get anxiety and depression, and practicing has helped me through that."

She's always down to try new things.

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Like using a yoga wheel. "It helps to open your back a lot more during stretches," Sagun says.

And pushing herself is the only way she knows how.

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"Acro yoga was one thing, especially as a bigger-bodied person, that I was scared and doubtful to try," Sagun writes on her Instagram. "But it was so fun to practice."

Sagun loves yoga so much that she's currently trying to become a teacher.

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She started a GoFundMe to help raise money for tuition at 7 Centers Yoga Arts in Sedona, Arizona.

"By being a curvy woman of color, I get to show a lot of underrepresented people that they are capable of anything," she says.

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"We need more diversity so that, one day, diversity just becomes something normal that happens everywhere."

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"Everyone who is interested in yoga should feel comfortable practicing it," she says.

YAASSSS, QUEEEENNN.

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