Safety is the most important thing in prenatal yoga exercises and should have a large focus during every workout. Stay a healthy pregnant woman with yoga poses and exercise tips from an experienced yoga instructor in this free video. Expert: April Kirkhart Contact: www.workofheartyoga.com Bio: April Kirkhart, MSW, has been practicing yoga for over 12 years and became a certified yoga instructor in 2004 through the Queens Yoga Institutes YogaVeda 260 hour Teacher Training. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Wear form-fitting clothes when practicing yoga poses. Find out about the best yoga apparel withexpert tips from a yoga instructor in this free fitness video. Expert: Ashley Ludman Contact: www.yogash.wordpress.com Bio: Ashley Ludman is co-owner and director of Seaside Yoga. She has been leading yoga teacher trainings and retreats since 2002. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
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Here are 3 easy ways to get yourself motivated to do yoga. Sometimes rolling out the mat is the hardest part. I guess we're just funny that way. For more yogic wisdom and fun, check out www.yogawithkatrina.com
Using yoga postures to stretch your sciatic nerve, the large nerve fiber that begins in your lower back and runs through your buttocks and down the lower limbs, can help relieve tension and expand your range of motion. Practice these sciatic nerve stretches withguidance from a yoga instructor in this free video on yoga exercises. Expert: Kristin Cooper Gulak Contact: www.wilmingtonyogacenter.com Bio: Kristin Cooper Gulak is an experienced registered yoga teacher and a registered 500-hour Yoga Alliance instructor. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC Series Description:
Demonstration of how to fold a piece of fabric around your yoga mat to make a handy carrying bag. All you need is your mat and a rectangular piece of non-slippery fabric. I used a 24''x64'' piece of an old cotton bed sheet. Other sizes might work just as well, as long as there's enough coverage so your mat doesn't fall out. Steps: 1. lay your fabric out on the floor and place your mat diagonally across the center. 2. the ends of your mat are now pointing at two of the rectangle's corners. fold these corners in over the mat so they are touching at its center. 3. take the remaining, longer corners of the fabric, lift them up and bring them across to the opposite side of the mat. the corners should end up pointing away from the mat in opposite directions. 4. flip everything over, and bring lift the loose ends up so they are coming across the mat to touch one another. 5. you may want to tie knots in the fabric of the loose ends near the mat, to make your strap thinner instead of like a sling. 6. tie the loose ends of fabric together in a knot as close to the ends (away from the base) as possible. this forms the "strap" that you hang over your shoulder. 7. experiment with which side of your "bag" is up or down. sometimes bringing the strap over the top of the mat and down onto the other side will make it more stable; sometimes it will cause everything to unravel. you may also want to experiment with tying knots at various points to make things more stable.