| | |  | DVDs | Home » » » Yoga For Weight Loss - Beginner & Beyond (2007) | | | | | | | Description: | | Reshape your body and feel great with these easy to follow routines. Now you can burn calories while toning and stretching your entire body. These practices will leave you feeling invigorated, more energetic and de-stressed.
Three Sections Of Routines
Getting Started Routines
As You Progress Routines
EXCLUSIVE BONUS SECTION: WEIGHTS & BANDS:
Integrates weights and resistance band work into yoga routines to intensify the workout.
With the variety of of routines, this DVD is perfect for both the beginner and seasoned student alike. You will feel younger, more fit and in shape with these targeted and effective routines.
This stunning and beautiful DVD was shot at one of the most majestic, tranquil beaches in the world, Half-Moon Bay, Antigua!
This revolutionary, interactive DVD allows you to choose from 12 customized routines ranging from 15-60 minutes to get you toned and feeling great. This special, easy to use system allows you to find the routine that is just right for your needs. Veteran instructor Maggie Rhoades gently guides you through these proven and effective routines. | | | Product Details: | | | Actors:
| Maggie Rhoades | | Director:
| Michael Wohl | | Format:
| Anamorphic, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC | | Language:
| English | | Number of Discs:
| 1 | | Studio:
| bodywisdom media | | Run Time:
| 240 minutes | | DVD Release Date:
| June 25, 2007 | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 50 reviews |
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 Not for Weight LossNov 19, 2008
I've been doing yoga for a long time and have bought a number of DVDs for my home practice. I can't give it more than 2 stars because (1) I seriously doubt it will help anyone lose weight, so I find the title misleading; it is simply way too slow and the selected asanas not too difficult to generate enough energy to burn calories enough to cause weight loss (unless you are one of those completely stuck to your couch), (2) both the instructor and the yoga sequence she selected for this DVD do not inspire me at all and (3) I used this DVD no more than 3x, the 1st time to try it, the 2nd time to give it another chance and the 3rd time to convince me to use it again. I just can't use it any further.
I have given it 2 stars though because (1) some people may find this DVD doable, (2) the fact that it is at least structured and not disjointed, and (3) the instructor has at least some respect for the consumer who will buy her product, and has tried to put together a decent yoga flow for the beginners.
 Very GoodNov 17, 2008
I enjoy this DVD alot - the instructor is very good and the movements helped me learn yoga.
There is a good section which strarts you off with slow and clear movements that I was able to do - some standing and some sitting poses.
Later on in the DVD there are items which present a bit more of a work-out which were a bit more challenging then some of the easier poses early on, but the DVD is sectioned well so that you can get a handle on the movements.
Being new to yoga, and looking to get into better shape, this DVD is serving its purpose for me well.
 relaxing visual and audioNov 10, 2008
Having never done yoga before, I was surprised that something that looks so simple could be such a workout. This DVD is a pleasure to work out with.
 DVD stops and skipsNov 09, 2008
I think I would like this DVD but in certain areas it skips and sometimes it completely stops. I have tried cleaning it, but nothing has helped. I don't know the amazon return/replacement policy.
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 is this the same video??Nov 08, 2008
This is the worst yoga video I have purchased. Clinical robot-like narration, endless repetition of both poses and narrative, no relaxing music, weird half-smile, and call me shallow, but her bangs constantly flapping in the breeze was distracting. I attempted another routine after re-reading the reviews, but my impression remains the same. I feel physically challenged, but the centering spritual aspect of yoga is totally missing.
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