can someone recommend
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RapidBreath
Cathlete
do you get netflix?
They have a great variety of yoga dvds. I really like shiva rae. She is great. Rodney yee is good too. I also adore Yoga Today dot com. Those are great cause they post new ones every week and you just stream them onto your computer. Ask Vee she really knows her yoga.
They have a great variety of yoga dvds. I really like shiva rae. She is great. Rodney yee is good too. I also adore Yoga Today dot com. Those are great cause they post new ones every week and you just stream them onto your computer. Ask Vee she really knows her yoga.
LaughingWater
Cathlete
Yoga Today is great, I agree.
My favorites are:
Bryan Kest
Shiva Rea
Eoin Finn
Baron Baptiste
Natasha Rizopoulos
My favorites are:
Bryan Kest
Shiva Rea
Eoin Finn
Baron Baptiste
Natasha Rizopoulos
coloradomama
Cathlete
Eoin Finn! <3
Seriously, though, what kind of yoga are you looking for? More active (for lack of a better word), or more stretchy-relaxey? I love Eoin's Power Yoga for Happiness...it's just fabulous. For stretchy-relaxey, I like Sara Ivanhoe's Candlelight Yoga. I just did Bryan Kest's Power Yoga 1 (I think that's the title) the other day and I really liked that as well...more than I thought I would. But I think Eoin is my top fave.
Are you looking for one that has more instruction on form? If so, what about Yoga Journal's Step by Step with Natasha Rizopoulos?
If you know the poses and don't need to watch the video, yogadownload.com has lots of different yoga classes you can download and then just print out a pose guide.
Seriously, though, what kind of yoga are you looking for? More active (for lack of a better word), or more stretchy-relaxey? I love Eoin's Power Yoga for Happiness...it's just fabulous. For stretchy-relaxey, I like Sara Ivanhoe's Candlelight Yoga. I just did Bryan Kest's Power Yoga 1 (I think that's the title) the other day and I really liked that as well...more than I thought I would. But I think Eoin is my top fave.Are you looking for one that has more instruction on form? If so, what about Yoga Journal's Step by Step with Natasha Rizopoulos?
If you know the poses and don't need to watch the video, yogadownload.com has lots of different yoga classes you can download and then just print out a pose guide.