Preview a clip of this DVD above! Yoga For Back Care DVD by Gaiam
Move more freely with a yoga practice designed specifically to strengthen your back and torso muscles and to release tense, tight muscles along your spine. Rodney Yee gently guides you through this three-part 60-minute practice of poses and twists; Baxter Bell. M.D., explains yoga's effectiveness on your back health.
Suggested props: Mat, brick, strap, chair and blanket.
Notes
Producer: Andrea Lesky
Production Date: 2002
Length: Interview with Baxter Bell, M.D. is 9.26 minutes, Exercise for Healthy Posture: 7.15 minutes, Introduction: 3.21 minutes, Exploration: 16.34 minutes, Strength and Flexibility: 18.37 minutes, Restoration: 17.28 minutes.
Instructor: Rodney Yee
Film Location: Maui
Yoga Type: Iyengar
Difficulty Level: Most poses are shown modified for beginners.
Props used: 2 chairs, round and rectangular bolsters, blanket, bricks, mat
Other:
Each section can be individually selected on DVD. Poses are modified and gentle.
The Good Thing About Back Pain Adapted from Yoga for Back Care with Rodney Yee
Your back hurts. How should you respond? Here's the good thing about back pain: It is information you can use. It's your body's way of saying that it is time to change your habits. The practice of yoga encourages us to explore that pain and use it as a way to understand our body and our habits.
One of the most common reasons for back pain is that we are more sedentary these days. Many of us spend so much time sitting in a chair that our backs become out of alignment. With correct posture and back care you can prevent the muscular tension in your back.
Yoga for Back Care will create strength, flexibility and increased range of motion. It also includes restorative poses that will help you feel more connected with your environment, and ready to re-enter the day with increased awareness, better posture, more strength and less pain.
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