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Rodney Yee’s Yoga for Beginners
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DVD INCLUDES
Two full-length yoga workouts for
beginners
On-screen pose training for perfect form
Secrets to overcoming the most common
yoga mistakes
Audio Selection for each program full or
pose only instruction
PERFECT POSES FROM THE PROS
Get that long, lean yoga look while centering your
mind and improving posture and fl exibility. Yoga
masters Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman
demonstrate all the basic poses in a detailed
40-minute Pose Training session. Learn accurate
alignment, technique and how to avoid the
mistakes they see most often. Then, put those
lessons into practice with two full-length workouts. The 20-minute Morning Workout
will get your day off to a refreshing start, helping you awaken and energize. The
15-minute Evening Workout restores, relaxes and soothes. Choose full, in-depth
guidance as you get familiar with the routine or opt for minimal conversation so you can
take in the sights and sounds of beautiful Molokai, Hawaii.
Calvin Klein Performance Women’s Thermal Yoga Wrap, Slate Heather, Small
- Thumb slits in Rib Cuff
- 2-Button Closing at Neckline
- Added Spandex for Comfort Stretch
- Approximately 30″ Length
An easy to wear soft thermal wrap jacket that looks great over yoga pants or jeans. the casual yet feminine detailing makes this jacket unique and with a touch of spandex blended in for pure comfort.
Calvin Klein Performance Women’s Thermal Yoga Wrap, Slate Heather, Small
The Biggest Loser: The Workout – Weight Loss Yoga
55 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo.There are no guarantees, but for those who work the program with consistency and dedication, The Biggest Loser: The Workout–Weight Loss Yoga‘s promise that “pound-shedding results” can be achieved in six to eight weeks is no idle claim. Led by instructor Bob Harper, this 55-minute regimen offers three separate yoga workouts, sandwiched between 5-minute warm-up and cool-down sections; a menu option gives users the opportunity to practice the workouts in any order or quantity. The first and longest of the trio is a vinyasa series (a vinyasa is a connected sequence of yoga asanas) focusing on core strength via a variety of lunges, stretches, downward- and upward-facing dog, standing poses (triangle, warrior one and two, extended right angle), plank, and more; the second focuses on abs work and backbends; and the third is a more standard gym-type workout that can be done with or without hand weights. Make no mistake about it: much of this work is quite rigorous, and even experienced yogis and yoginis can expect to be challenged. But Harper’s instruction is friendly and encouraging, with frequent reminders about the importance of the breath (“as long as you’re breathing, you’re perfect”), variations provided for those not yet up to speed, and opportunities to rest. Perhaps best of all, instead of gorgeous bodies in designer outfits doing perfect poses, we’re watching mortals who are not all buff, flexible, and strong (some can’t even touch their toes) and whose form is at times less than perfect. These folks don’t make yoga look easy, because it’s not. But anyone with a serious yoga practice–and this is a good place to start–knows that its benefits are both profound and, if you stick with it, permanent. –Sam Graham




