Yoga DVD with beautiful scenery - Page 2

spotted zebra · 03-30-11, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by shortie

Try Element: Yoga for Stress Relief and Flexibility by Ashley Turner. Filmed outdoors in a garden with lots of background flowering bushes and trees, lovely setting!

There are two segments -- one is more about stress, and the other is more about stretching (as you'd guess from the title!).

I was sure I didn't need any more yoga DVDs and then I saw your post and watched the video clip at Mary's. I wish it didn't look as good as it does!

Pat58 · 03-30-11, 10:34 AM

Spotted, the Ashley Turner DVD does have two very nice practices, but if it's any help in the disenabling department, the stress one has awful music. I didn't notice it the first two times but for some reason the third time the music really aggravated me. It's techno, weird and not yoga appropriate in my mind, especially for a stress release practice.

spotted zebra · 03-30-11, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat58

Spotted, the Ashley Turner DVD does have two very nice practices, but if it's any help in the disenabling department, the stress one has awful music. I didn't notice it the first two times but for some reason the third time the music really aggravated me. It's techno, weird and not yoga appropriate in my mind, especially for a stress release practice.

Thank you Pat, that is a big help!

Orlita · 03-30-11, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat58

Spotted, the Ashley Turner DVD does have two very nice practices, but if it's any help in the disenabling department, the stress one has awful music. I didn't notice it the first two times but for some reason the third time the music really aggravated me. It's techno, weird and not yoga appropriate in my mind, especially for a stress release practice.

I agree. Horrid. I bought it & regretted it immediately upon doing the Stress practice. Haven't tried the 2nd practice, though.

evenstar · 03-30-11, 09:29 PM

The Namaste series is visually stunning; just a pleasure to work out with:

http://www.amazon.com/NAMASTE-ULTIMA...1538552&sr=1-1

http://www.amazon.com/NAMASTE-ULTIMA...1538552&sr=1-2

carres1973 · 03-30-11, 10:08 PM

I also enjoyed Tracey Staehle's Yoga Workout. It is filmed outside. The backdrop is beautiful fallish colored leaves. Gorgeous!

Carrie

sherry7899 · 03-31-11, 07:30 AM

How could I not mention Namaste yoga! Thanks, evenstar!

Tracey Staehle's yoga dvd has a really nice setting, but I had trouble with the sound on that dvd. Sometimes her voice would be muffled and I had to turn the volume up really loud to hear her. It got kind of annoying. It's a shame, because I loved the idea of all those shorter segments.

Sherry

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03-30-11, 10:34 AM
Pat58 VF Supporter Join Date: May 2002 Location: Connecticut	Spotted, the Ashley Turner DVD does have two very nice practices, but if it's any help in the disenabling department, the stress one has awful music. I didn't notice it the first two times but for some reason the third time the music really aggravated me. It's techno, weird and not yoga appropriate in my mind, especially for a stress release practice.

03-30-11, 09:29 PM
evenstar Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Canada	The Namaste series is visually stunning; just a pleasure to work out with: http://www.amazon.com/NAMASTE-ULTIMA...1538552&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.com/NAMASTE-ULTIMA...1538552&sr=1-2 __________________ You are loved and you are not alone.

03-30-11, 10:08 PM
carres1973 Join Date: Nov 2008	I also enjoyed Tracey Staehle's Yoga Workout. It is filmed outside. The backdrop is beautiful fallish colored leaves. Gorgeous! Carrie

03-31-11, 07:30 AM
sherry7899 Join Date: Jun 2003	How could I not mention Namaste yoga! Thanks, evenstar! Tracey Staehle's yoga dvd has a really nice setting, but I had trouble with the sound on that dvd. Sometimes her voice would be muffled and I had to turn the volume up really loud to hear her. It got kind of annoying. It's a shame, because I loved the idea of all those shorter segments. Sherry