yoga may be the perfect fitness routine for you. This 5,000-year-old
workout involves moving in and out of a series of poses, positions and
postures while focusing on breathing techniques -- and chanting a few
"oms" along the way. Yoga will improve your flexibility and strengthen
your core muscles while banishing stress and tension. Can't twist your
body into a pretzel? No need to worry. With several different styles and
levels of yoga available, beginners will have no problems finding a yoga
workout that works for them.
Yoga is a wonderful physical and mental exercise. Not only does it add
flexibility and strength, but also helps you to focus mentally. Many
people are under the impression that yoga is about chanting and
meditating, but you can gain many physical benefits without this aspect.
Yoga elongates your muscles as it strengthens them, which causes you to
have a longer, leaner look. By practicing yoga two or three days a week,
you will begin to see results in your strength and flexibility within a
month. You do not need any specific equipment, just comfortable clothes.
Most people do not wear shoes, but feel free to do what ever makes you
most comfortable.
Warm up by walking briskly five or ten minutes, and then begin with the
Sun Salutation. Start by standing straight, feet together, hands down by
your side. Bend forward at the hips, arms and head hanging straight down.
Inhale and look straight ahead, exhale and step back with your right foot
into a lunge. Inhale and lift your arms overhead. Exhale and bend forward
to touch the ground on either side of your left foot. Move your left foot
back beside your right, forming a straight line with your body. This
resembles the "up" portion of a pushup. Exhale and lower your body to the
floor. As you inhale raise your upper body and look toward the sky. Exhale
as you lower you body. Now raise your hips, keeping your upper body on the
ground. This looks similar to a puppy, playfully bowing. Inhale, bring
your right foot forward and raise your upper body so that you are back in
a lunge position. Inhale and bring your left leg up to meet your right,
raising your self back into the forward bend. Slowly stand back up,
exhaling. Repeat this entire exercise and then try the three additional
poses listed below.
¤ Tree Pose- Begin by standing in an upright position, shoulders relaxed.
Place the palms of your hands together in a "prayer" position and place
the sole of your left foot against your inner thigh, calf or ankle,
depending on your flexibility. Raise your hands slowly over your head.
Hold this position for 5 complete breathes, slowly lower your arms back to
the "prayer" position, lower your leg, and then lower your hands to your
sides.
¤ The Crescent- Step back with your left leg, bending your right leg at
the knee, so that you are in a lunge position. Slowly raise your arms over
your head until your palms are touching. Make sure that your shoulders are
relaxed and hold this pose for 5 complete breaths. Bring your left leg
even with your right and gradually lower arms.
¤ Standing T- From your standing position, bend forward from your hips,
lifting your left leg straight out behind you. Keep your hips parallel to
the floor, and your arms stretched out behind you, beside your left leg.
Hold this pose for 5 complete breathes and then slowly lower your leg and
raise back into an upright position.
Repeat each of these exercises with your right leg, and then stand
quietly, hands by side and take 5 complete breaths. When you first begin,
you may just want to do the Sun Salutation, adding additional poses as you
get more comfortable. Also, if you cannot hold each pose for 5 breathes,
that is okay. These poses are trickier than they look requiring strength
and balance. Gradually increase the amount of time you can do each one.
Guide Review - Yoga for Beginners
It's being called the world's most advanced yoga training system, and has
been taught to everyone from Olympic Champions to stay-at-home moms. And
they've now made it available online to the public for the very first
time.
The Runner's Yoga Program teaches you a proprietary thirty-minute yoga
routine you can do on your own, almost anywhere. A special audio program
comes with it to help remind you what to do.
It is a complete solution to mind-body fitness. And yes, it really only
takes thirty minutes. At the most! Imagine getting a complete yoga workout
to maintain your healthy body (and mind!) in just 30 minutes a day. With
the Runner's Yoga Program, you can!
The course comes with everything you need to learn the short routine.
(It's amazing what it does for you in just 30 minutes!) Including 7
illustrated e-manuals, detailed supplementary videos (with the optional
upgrade), and many bonuses to help you along the way. Plus, of course, the
incredible audio recording that talks you through every movement and every
breath. I think it's a great value, and is definitely worth every penny.
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