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LOVE YOGA, A GOOD ONE FOR STARTERS IS "YOGA FOR DUMMIES", IT EXPLAINS A LOT AND KEEPS YOU FROM PUSHING TOO FAR--FROM THERE, JUST HIT THE LIBRARY, CAUSE EVERYONE HAS THEIR FAVORITE PEOPLE (INSTRUCTORS)-AND LEVELS, BUT YOU CAN JUST CHECK OUT AND SEE WHAT YOU LIKE BEFORE YOU BUY......GOOD LUCK, IT WILL HELP A LOT!!:yippee:
 

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LOVE YOGA, A GOOD ONE FOR STARTERS IS "YOGA FOR DUMMIES", IT EXPLAINS A LOT AND KEEPS YOU FROM PUSHING TOO FAR--FROM THERE, JUST HIT THE LIBRARY, CAUSE EVERYONE HAS THEIR FAVORITE PEOPLE (INSTRUCTORS)-AND LEVELS, BUT YOU CAN JUST CHECK OUT AND SEE WHAT YOU LIKE BEFORE YOU BUY......GOOD LUCK, IT WILL HELP A LOT!!:yippee:
That's a good point. I may try the library first. DUH!
 

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theres also one out there called gentle yoga for aches and pains-Ive forgotten who puts it out but its very good, i used it after my first c section....it really helped with the pain and stiffness.....good luck to you!

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We have many Rodney Yee ones--he's great. Very relaxing.
 

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If you see Lilia's try it!

When I first started yoga, a workout was airing on PBS, lead by a lady named Lilia Folan. I bought a VHS tape of her program called Lilia's Yoga workout for beginners. That was back in the early 90's. She got me started & I still practice yoga today.

I now have a variety of DVDs by various instructors to vary it up a bit, all of them purchased at Half Price Books. I'd check the library also.

Namaste. :welcome:to yoga!
 
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