Basic Yoga Workout For Dummies
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #690 in DVD
- Released on: 2005-12-26
- Rating: Exempt
- Format: PAL
- Original language: English
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 85 minutes
Editorial Reviews
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English
Region 2
Synopsis
BASIC YOGA WORKOUT FOR DUMMIES eases newcomers into yoga with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for the 12 essential yoga postures. The workout is designed to make the ancient practice accessible to everyone and allow for maximum health benefits, including stress reduction, relaxation, pain relief, improved muscle tone, and increased strength and flexibility. Ideal for beginners of any age and fitness level, the programme also includes a bonus intermediate yoga workout for those ready to move beyond the basics.
Customer Reviews
OK for complete beginners, but infuriatingly slow
For the complete beginner, this DVD is good for a while. However, after a few workouts, it feels infuriatingly slow. Once you know the set up for each pose, it is annoying having to go through it each time you use the DVD. I would not recommend this DVD if you're already familiar with the basics of Yoga, or if you're looking for something a bit more motivating.
annoying
If you find happy cheery patronising americans annoying; do not buy this DVD. i have not even managed to go throught the entire DVD once as the woman is so annoying.
OK for beginners
I bought this as an alternative workout to my Pilates Workout for Dummies (which is excellent), which is why I put this in the category of being simply OK. As a beginning you require your trainer to explain the position and the motion of the breathing before you assemble into a pose and not during set-up and this is the biggest downside for me; starting out your barely able to hold the poses and at this point she is still yet to advise what you are to do!
All in all this is not a bad DVD, but the pace is slow and I do not find this is not a recurring workout to engage in on the basis of the direction and excessive talking.
I am in the process of looking for a new yoga DVD that I can use day-to-day, any suggestions?





