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onthenightshift · 02/10/2016 07:41

I am thinking about starting Yoga, I can't get out to a class because I have no childcare, ds is 14 months. I am considering doing it once a day when ds is napping but not sure if I have the motivation to do it at home on my own.

Does anyone practice yoga at home ? Could you recommend a dvd? I've googled a few sites where you pay a subscription which I'm happy to do if it's worth it.

Many thanks for any replies.

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littlem133 · 02/10/2016 07:46

I just find videos I like on you tube and use them at home

onthenightshift · 02/10/2016 08:37

Thanks littlem , I'll look on YouTube for some beginners videos.

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Elk · 02/10/2016 08:53

Try yoga with Adrienne on you tube.

onthenightshift · 02/10/2016 18:41

Thanks Elk will take a look.

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Talisin · 02/10/2016 19:21

Second Adrienne, she's great and there are masses of her routines to choose from.

WaitrosePigeon · 02/10/2016 19:22

Yoga Studio App for iPhone. Think it's on android too.

I do 3 yoga classes a week but use the app as a top up. It's fantastic. Can't go wrong.

QueenOfTheHighCs · 02/10/2016 19:26

I'm a member of Yoga Download and the Yoga Collective online (both have massive Groupon discounts and are around £20 a year). They are both fantastic - I'd recommend Yoga Download for a beginner as there is a huge range of styles and levels to choose from and you can choose by length, so if you only fancy 30 minutes it's easy to find a large selection of sessions.

If you're a total beginner, just take it easy and make sure to listen to any technical instructions so you don't do yourself any harm!

Nigglenaggle · 02/10/2016 19:30

Tara Lee is my favourite DVD. If you can though,I'd recommend a short course of classes with a real life instructor first, for pointers on reducing injury

onthenightshift · 02/10/2016 21:07

Thank you all! Great tips, will check each of them out!

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clangermum · 02/03/2017 16:53

QueenOfTheHighCs Reviving this thread as there's a Yoga Collective offer on at the moment. How does it work exactly - can you access however many classes you want, and are there different teachers to choose from so you can find the right sort of level/style? Have done yoga in the past so not a complete beginner. Do you have it playing on a laptop or can it play via a tv screen?

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