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Favourite Yoga DVDs
Hi everyone!
I was looking for some suggestions on some good yoga DVDs. I practice at home, and like using a DVD from time to time to keep me from feeling too "alone" :). I have David Swenson's "Ashtanga Yoga: The Practice" and Rainbeau Mars' "Pure Sweat Vinyasa Flow". I love the Swenson DVD though there comes a point when it's a bit too advanced for me, and the Mars' DVD is good, though not challenging enough. I live in Europe, and will be traveling to the states this summer and am hoping to add one or two DVDs to my collection (I have a universal DVD player so it's cool), but would love some imput from my yoga community! (What to buy, what *not* to buy...)
I was looking for some suggestions on some good yoga DVDs. I practice at home, and like using a DVD from time to time to keep me from feeling too "alone" :). I have David Swenson's "Ashtanga Yoga: The Practice" and Rainbeau Mars' "Pure Sweat Vinyasa Flow". I love the Swenson DVD though there comes a point when it's a bit too advanced for me, and the Mars' DVD is good, though not challenging enough. I live in Europe, and will be traveling to the states this summer and am hoping to add one or two DVDs to my collection (I have a universal DVD player so it's cool), but would love some imput from my yoga community! (What to buy, what *not* to buy...)
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Permalink Reply by Valerie Sims on -
Brian Kest's Power Yoga may not be the most correct because I do not see people promoting it, but my daughters and I are quite fond of it.
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Permalink Reply by SeaStar on -
I also have David Swenson's full primary practice DVD. If you find it gets too advanced, his short forms DVD might be good for you. I have it as well. The 45 min short form is pretty good for me. It leaves out most of the poses past Navasana and cuts a few before as well. There are also 15 and 30 min short forms if need a shorter session.
SeaStar
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Permalink Reply by Shellyfish on -
Thanks for the great suggestions everyone!
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Permalink Reply by Kathleen on -
So overlooked is Ana Brett and Ravi Singh. They rock, and their music is original. Very upbeat. Look at their reviews on Amazon. Their site - http://www.raviana.com
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Cothrine on -
Rodney Yee's Total Body Power Workout is awesome... a sixty minute fairly challenging routine.....
jamesgirl
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