Who is your number one yoga (video) instructor? - Page 3

CarlaVeg · 01-19-11, 05:27 PM

Erich Schiffmann, Eoin Finn, & Elena Brower

PhyllisG · 01-19-11, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by sherry7899

Phyllis, did you buy the new Kate Potter dvd? I'm still curious about it

Thanks!
Sherry

No I haven't bought it. I am holding off on a few things I would like until I get my holiday bills paid. I am also curious about her new one.

momtoaboyandgirl · 01-19-11, 09:03 PM

Definitely Zryka L. and Rodney Yee, they are the only instructors I have found to be like my real life instructor Gail and she is great!

Mary09(b) · 01-19-11, 09:15 PM

I haven't done a ton but I'd have to say Ravi. I've been doing live Bikram lately and even though it's been years since I did any KY, I still can hear Ravi-isms in my head when I need help through a posture.

ooty · 01-19-11, 09:38 PM

Erich Schiffmann, Barbara Benagh, Tilak Pyle.

I don't do Tilak's DVD much, but the one workshop I attended with him was AMAZING! And for Pat, I must add

I

Eoinn's voice and the dude's attitude in life ( yes, I love all that 'bliss' stuff), but I don't do audio practices and I don't have any of his DVDs.

I like Baron, cannot stand Bryan Kest ( Lord forgive me for this harsh judgement).

missmomus · 01-19-11, 09:42 PM

has to be Ravi & Ana. Love their attention to every detail and the fact that they are so accessible and down to earth--not just their video practices but as people, too. Ana is available seemingly 24/7 through email, Facebook, etc. answering any question people throw at her.

Alan Finger would be my favorite non-kundalini instructor but I doubt he will ever do more videos

lreidgreen · 01-19-11, 11:40 PM

I know you asked for my #1 but it varies according to my mood. My favorites are Ana Forrest, Eoin Finn and Baron Baptiste. I also like David Swenson but most of his practices are too long for me.

Leslie

Vee · 01-20-11, 02:18 AM

I like the Rodney Yee of yore (his early stuff until Power Yoga Total Body and Yoga Burn) and the new Yee since AM Yoga for your week. I did not appreciate some of the stuff in the middle, but I like the rest a lot.

Dabbadooey · 01-20-11, 06:43 AM

I like Baron Baptiste, but a friend of mine had a very negative experience with him at a workshop, and now I rarely pick up his dvd's.

sherry7899 · 01-20-11, 06:59 AM

Thanks, Phyllis!

Take care,
Sherry

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01-19-11, 05:27 PM
CarlaVeg Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: PA	Erich Schiffmann, Eoin Finn, & Elena Brower __________________ Life IS Good! Carla

01-19-11, 09:03 PM
momtoaboyandgirl Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Ontario	Definitely Zryka L. and Rodney Yee, they are the only instructors I have found to be like my real life instructor Gail and she is great! __________________ the nutrition at this school is abysmal...when I showed Brittany the broccoli she wept , thinking it had been a tiny tree where a family of Gummi Bears onced lived..... Coach Sue on Glee

01-19-11, 09:15 PM
Mary09(b) Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Arizona	I haven't done a ton but I'd have to say Ravi. I've been doing live Bikram lately and even though it's been years since I did any KY, I still can hear Ravi-isms in my head when I need help through a posture.

01-19-11, 09:38 PM
ooty Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Beautiful Northeast	Erich Schiffmann, Barbara Benagh, Tilak Pyle. I don't do Tilak's DVD much, but the one workshop I attended with him was AMAZING! And for Pat, I must add I Eoinn's voice and the dude's attitude in life ( yes, I love all that 'bliss' stuff), but I don't do audio practices and I don't have any of his DVDs. I like Baron, cannot stand Bryan Kest ( Lord forgive me for this harsh judgement). __________________ Ooty Restarting with Leslie. The advantage of restarting is that there is so much room for improvement and it is fun to progress, right?

01-19-11, 09:42 PM
missmomus Join Date: May 2006 Location: Arizona	has to be Ravi & Ana. Love their attention to every detail and the fact that they are so accessible and down to earth--not just their video practices but as people, too. Ana is available seemingly 24/7 through email, Facebook, etc. answering any question people throw at her. Alan Finger would be my favorite non-kundalini instructor but I doubt he will ever do more videos

01-19-11, 11:40 PM
lreidgreen VF Supporter Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New Jersey	I know you asked for my #1 but it varies according to my mood. My favorites are Ana Forrest, Eoin Finn and Baron Baptiste. I also like David Swenson but most of his practices are too long for me. Leslie

01-20-11, 02:18 AM
Vee Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Kuala Lumpur	I like the Rodney Yee of yore (his early stuff until Power Yoga Total Body and Yoga Burn) and the new Yee since AM Yoga for your week. I did not appreciate some of the stuff in the middle, but I like the rest a lot.

01-20-11, 06:43 AM
Dabbadooey Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: SC	I like Baron Baptiste, but a friend of mine had a very negative experience with him at a workshop, and now I rarely pick up his dvd's.

01-20-11, 06:59 AM
sherry7899 Join Date: Jun 2003	Thanks, Phyllis! Take care, Sherry