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 enlarge | Actor: Sara Ivanhoe
Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
Category: DVD
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Rating:  141 reviews
Sales Rank: 4103
Format: Color, Dvd-video, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 70 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 013131203790
UPC: 013131203790
EAN: 0013131203790
ASIN: B00005LQ08
Theatrical Release Date: 2000
Release Date: September 11, 2001
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 Yoga for anyone! March 11, 2008
Deborah Wilborn (South San Francisco, CA United States)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
I am more than 100 pounds overweight. In my desire to get into shape, I was searching for a gentle program to help me stretch and maintain flexibility. This DVD is perfect - the basic workout is slow paced, with plenty of instruction. If I can do it, anyone can! There is also an intermediate program that will challenge you and get the sweat going, as it is faster paced. I love it!
 Just what I needed! March 2, 2008
A. Asmore (USA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Perfect for me b/c I wanted something low impact. I love it and feel so much better after doing the excercises. The explanations are great and I have no trouble following along.
Have fun getting in shape! March 1, 2008
Patricia A. Chance
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Excellent exercise/yoga dvd. I bought 2 more for my sister and daughter in law. After sitting at a desk for years, I retired, and needed to "limber" up. I am having fun while getting into shape! Highly recommended!
Great Introduction to Yoga November 26, 2007
Rebecca E. Papin (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have been wanting to get into Yoga for years, but it wasn't until an extremely stressful situation in my family arose (Mom in ICU) that I actually bit the bullet and bought this DVD. Sara Ivanhoe is an incredible teacher, wholesome, friendly, funny, not at all the hard-bodied scary domanatrix figure I had been afraid of. I am the MOST non-flexible person, very hyperactive and easily excitable. After doing this DVD one time, I had a sense of relaxation I have never had before. And to those who say, "You are just stretching. How could you get a workout?", let me tell you, you sweat! I have been following this DVD for about a month now and the sense of peace and relaxation I have at the end of each session is worth its weight in gold. Once you have mastered the 12 positions, I would recommend buying her Beyond Basic Workout for Dummies. I have just bought that and while it is a bit more challenging, it is also worth its weight in gold. When I started doing Basic Yoga Workout for Dummies, I couldn't bend over and touch my toes. Now I can. Easily. =)
Very Helpful November 18, 2007
Edward (Urbana, IL USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
It seems that some people missed the point in their low evaluations of this video. Yes, she talks quite a bit, but that is to explain the poses and the breathing. Some of the off-camera comments may be a bit intrusive but they dispel myths or focus on problems that might arise in the performance of the exercises. I take a class in yoga and use this at home to guide me through some exercises. The Daily Dozen is a nice, basic exercise routine to perform at home. One may always add poses as they are learned in a class. One reviewer asked if we really need to be taught to stand. The answer is yes. In yoga, the Mountain Pose is not just about standing but about standing in such a way as to provide a firm foundation for poses and also to promote proper posture. Yoga is about breathing, Yoga is about posture, Yoga is about relaxation, and much more. Even if you never take a Yoga class, this video will teach you a basic routine to employ daily and might even inspire you to take a class. My advice is to watch and listen to the tape at least once without trying any of the exercises. Just hear what she has to say and note the off-camera comments. Once you have absorbed the basic tenets of the routine, then try the poses. You can start by learning the first pose and work on it all weeek, then add a new pose each week until you know the entire dozen. By then, you should be able to perform them without the aid of the tape and eliminate what some feel is too much talking. Give it a try. I am not a young, fit person, but an older, overweight, out of shape one working on getting in shape. If I can do it, just about anyone can. It just means trying and not giving up. Yoga is a very rewarding form of exercise and path to inproving well-being, mentally and physically. This is a good, basic guide. Give it a shot. Namaste!
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