Dynamic Yoga

by Kia Meaux

Book Overview

Dynamic Yoga is a powerful exercise system that combines the benefits of traditional yoga with a series of higher-impact cardiovascular exercises to give the body the ultimate workout for increased... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0789480646
• ISBN13: 9780789480644
• Release Date: May 2002
• Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 7.2" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

An exercise program designed to keep you in your very best shape

An stimulating book, fully illustrated to make it easier to follow each position. Dynamic Yoga is a powerful exercise system designed to give the body the ultimate workout for increased energy, fitness, and flexibility. I found this to be an excellent Yoga Book, it has a exercise program designed to keep you in your very best shape.

A Good One

This is a great book if you are new to yoga and want to try a physically demanding routine. I've been living yoga for about 2 months now (I know it's just too little time) and this one really satisfied my need and curiosity on a more challenging yoga session. There are 3 secquences in here (30 minutes, 60 minutes & 90 minutes long) so you can adjust them to your timetable. The pics are very useful and show precisely what the posture should look like and includes step-by-step instructions on getting in and out of the posture. There are lots of useful tips on using props and varying the depth of the posture depending on your level. Let's point that this is not Ashtanga/Vinyasa Yoga (which is a bit more demanding but also less flexible on the length of the sequences and the postures you must include) but can actually be used as an introduction to more powerful types of yoga so you can later on try Ashtanga/Vinyasa.

Excellent Book for Beginners

As a beginner in Yoga, with little time for a regular weekly session, I bought two books for beginners. Dynamic Yoga and also Power Yoga for Beginners. Both books are excellent but if I was only buying one I would choose Dynamic Yoga. The main reason being that it is better at describing the flow of movements from one pose to another. It also is better at describing the breathing sequences when doing the Sun Salutations. The only quibile is that it would be of great advantage if it was spiral bound.

Learn Step-by-Step, You'll Use it Each Day

This is a really good book to refer to each day as you go about learning Ashtanga/power yoga. It's just page after page of very detailed photography of each pose, and most importantly "transitional moves"!! I finally learned the key to jumping back safely in and out of the vinyasa/flow sequence. For someone mid-30s, average health, average flexibility, this book makes a daunting type of yoga practice much more attainable.There is little here about yoga philosophy, but what is there is straightforward. Good help with pronunciation and learning the Sanskrit versions of the asana names.Good book overall. I now use it every day.

This is the best book on yoga I have ever seen.

I would highly recommend this great book for any level of yoga study.This is the best book on the subject I have ever seen. It is easy to follow. It also has diagrams not only for the different poses, but a guide that easily shows the proper breathing techiques.Go for it. It's the best value around.