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I do a yoga class at work once a week and would like to do more at home - can anyone recommend a home DVD?
I'd like something that covers all the body parts, at an intermediate level as I have some experience but not enough for the more complex positions.
Suggestions welcome 🙂
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Hi Star04,
I have one that I find very good, you can find it here
Rocky.
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Cheers Rockys - do you have the masterclass or the essential guide? Not sure if I'd be ready for masterclass!
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Hi Star,
I have the essential, not quite ready for mastercalss yet[&:]
Rocky.
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Hi Star04,
I've been using the Geri Body yoga. Katy Appleton, Geri's teacher is really good. I recommend this dvd.
p.s geri does talk as much as she did on her first dvd.
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
cheers Nithya and Rocky
I've got my eye on Geri and Penny Smith on Ebay now!
😀
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Hello friends. I wanted to suggest Bryan Kest's and Baron Baptiste's videos/DVDs. Baptiste is so precise and has a great spirit and teaching style. I can't keep up with Kest's vinyasa, but he makes you feel good about modifying, and emphasizes the right goals so I've hung out with it and learned so many great poses and strategies. I look forward to it every morning. I laugh sometimes that working with Bran Kest's 3 part Power Yoga series is like being in a yoga class with members of Cirque de Soleil (and I would have to be the one dropping in from the clown unit) but it's inspiring and never gets boring.
lorcan
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Here are two excellent Yoga videos/dvd which I am sure you will love. I have the videos but am sure you can get on DVD
Wai Lana Yoga - Invigorating fitness, Goodbye inertia and she has about 6 videos, really great yoga
Learn Yoga (Australian) (Labyrinth Media 1995) ref: 5021472022623 (contact Labyrinth video, po box 3476 london nw5 2PY if you cant find it on amazon or in virgin/HMV etc.
Kisen (Yoga for weightloss) another excellent yoga tutor.
Hope this helps and stick at it.
Tammyx
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Im only a beginner myself but have tried lots of yoga videos/dvds and the best ones Ive found are the Yoga Journals series. You can get the whole 6 set on ebay or individually from the yoga journal website (I cant remember the url, but if you google it it will come up). Theyre thorough but not patronising in the explanations and the accompanying music/background etc is very relaxing. I had the Barbara Curry video and that was just annoying in comparison, she talks way too much.
anyways, just my 2p worth 🙂
xxFLame7
RE: Can someone recommend a yoga DVD?
Hi Y'all
I agree, Barbara Curry may be a wonderful rolemodel for beginners to yoga - she is 60+ after all! But I couldn't get on with her videos either! Gaiam do some quite good videos/dvds.(, and for just under £6 a month ( if you pay 3 monthly) you can have online yoga classes from beginner to advanced, there's also meditation and a forum for any questions you might have.
Hope this helps
Angie