yoga dvds

[actmyloveing]

I want to buy a yoga dvd, but I don't wanna waste any money. Does anybody know of a really good yoga dvd?

[jenna]

http://www.veggieboards.com/boards/showthread.php?t=81255
That thread might help you out. :)

[greensgood]

i just got hooked on yogatoday.com!
1 hour yoga classes broadcast everyday, totally breaks up the boring dvd routines i've done hundreds of times...love it more than any dvd i have used.

[ForestGlade34]

www.YogaToday.com looks just the job, even as a free site, and delivered everyday too, WOW!!! :)

((thanx))

[actmyloveing]

Yea, I can't do that because my computer is in an office that is way too small to do anything.

[nilrecurring]

Go to amazon.com and search for Ravi Singh and Ana Brett DVD's. My absolute favorite yoga DVDs are these three that they produced:

Dr. Yoga House Call (It's broken up into sections for specific problems, but played straight through it's my favorite yoga DVD ever.)
Kundalini Yoga: Journey Through the Chakras
Kundalini Yoga: Ultimate Stretch Workout

It's a little sad that none of my other yoga DVD's get any play time (even the other RS and AB DVD's) but these are absolutely amazing.

I don't recommend them if you're trying to do anything on the advanced Rodney Yee DVD's, but I like them because I'm not an acrobat, and the workouts are simple, substantial, and really satisfying.

(I just finished doing Dr. Y: HC, so I'm inspired :) )

[actmyloveing]

what about the yoga beauty body, is it good?

[nilrecurring]

You know, I can't remember why I haven't done the beauty body DVD in a while. I remember it being good, but for some reason I liked Dr. Y HC better. I think beauty body was a little more intense because I'm guessing it's supposed to burn more calories, but house call is really thorough. House call is also around 2 hours depending on how far into the DVD you want to get, so if you want a faster workout beauty body might be a better bet.

[StarSweetie]

Don't know if you're still looking, but Yoga Shakti with Shiva Rea is awesome!
It's got this cool thing where you can choose from various bits (ie. Basic Sun Salutations, Surya Namaskar A and B, Backbends, Standing Poses, Meditation, etc) in varying levels and it will play all the ones you select consecutively - or if you don't feel like picking, there's also 3 preset sequences. I love it, it means I don't have to do the same thing everyday - so if I'm not up to my usual energy level, I can take it easy, or I can up the level, and it means I don't get bored! I love that I can start with the easier difficulty, and work my way up, too - she's also really good with giving the modifications in all the sequences, but unobtrusively, so even if you're done the sequence a million times, it's not annoying that she's saying all this extra stuff.
Well, have fun with your yoga, even if you've already found something good! :)