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1.0 out of 5 stars
Adding hand-weights to Yoga? A wretched, assinine concept.,
This review is from: YogaHands (DVD)
Using a heavyhand dumbbell for Yoga asanas could only be conceived by somebody who: a) doesn't understand the concept of Heavyhands, and, b) doesn't understand the concept of Yoga.Well, let's face it, Heavyhands is a brilliant form of aerobics. Aerobics! And, for getting the blood and heart going, the addition of the use of handweights is extraordinarily valuable. Now, Yoga? There's nothing absolutely wrong with the addition of weights, but it comes down to - what's the point? Not to mention the fact that the use of handweights reduces the number of yoga positions one can do - reduces them down to a few non-core Yoga exercises, actually. This DVD is a waste of time and money.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not very challenging,
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This review is from: YogaHands (DVD)
"Lady Hardbody", the person I train several times a week and the person I bought this DVD for, has worked out twice with this DVD. She has told me she does not find the workout very challenging. This is not meant to slight the product, just to be a statement of fact, although admittedly from somebody who is in extremely good physical condition.http://ladyhardbody.blogsome.com/ |
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YogaHands by Gin Miller (DVD - 2004)
$19.95
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