hi,,tara all your videos are really useful and good
XSlemaniiiX
July 10, 2010 at 1:44 pm
Hii Tara, i love all ur videos and wow ur amazingg!. im a beginner and ive just tried most of these , and i feel greatt!!! thankk youuuu
pkripper32
July 10, 2010 at 2:09 pm
Being a novice and occasional Yoga guy, this is my favorite routine. Thanks Tara.
LadieeVioletta
July 10, 2010 at 2:24 pm
great video Tara!! I definitely need to take a few classes at your studio! =)
missybooms
July 10, 2010 at 2:32 pm
you are REALLY strong, you go girl! :)
kemeticspirit
July 10, 2010 at 3:19 pm
Greetings Tara, I just had to tell you that the tip you gave me for lifting my knee to my forehead really works great. I screamed the first time I was able to do it. I still cant bring my foot all the up in between my hands but I am doing much better and my feet arent flying out to the side!!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration and the guidance!!!! Getting my downward dog going…YES!
MsGracenote
July 10, 2010 at 4:03 pm
Really good–she’s so graceful, and she makes it look so effortless…
CosmoHunter24
July 10, 2010 at 4:32 pm
@CosmoHunter24
The other weight loss videos are from Tara, as well. Like the Total Body Sweat and Tone. The Fat Burn. Abs and Arms (hardest one for me). But they compliment each other well and once you watch them a few times, the routines become more “routine” and much easier to follow.
CosmoHunter24
July 10, 2010 at 4:35 pm
@JenniferSmilesNow
I found that if you keep repeating this routine to familiarize yourself with it, you can predict the moves.. I’ve been doing it for the past few days and it’s helped. There are also some other weight loss videos w/ softer tunes and those are easier to follow, although some are much more challenging that this one. They are a great compliment to this routine. Congrats on the weight loss! :)
TaraStilesYoga
July 10, 2010 at 5:27 pm
@kemeticspirit hi! totally. brining the leg forward from down dog to lunge is a big deal and harder than it seems! try lifting your knee to your forehead. this makes you lift your stomach in and up which controls the movement and will softly land the foot right between your hands. let me know how that goes! thanks :)
JenniferSmilesNow
July 10, 2010 at 5:52 pm
Good luck at reaching 10k…you would be very zen and helpful; however the music is incredibly distracting. Do you have another video without the music so that I can make this a favorite and use it during my workout?
tusselusse
July 10, 2010 at 6:23 pm
how long before you start losing weight? and does this tone your stomach, butt and thighs?
SoCaModels
July 10, 2010 at 7:22 pm
ToneItUp sent me!! So happy I found you!
nyergk999
July 10, 2010 at 7:50 pm
Are you asthlatic?….
nyergk999
July 10, 2010 at 8:05 pm
Whaou it s absolutly terrific !!!
But are you asthmatic?…
:))))
nyergk999
July 10, 2010 at 8:05 pm
whaou it s the dark forteress !!!
But are you asthmatical?… :)))
kemeticspirit
July 10, 2010 at 8:20 pm
@magicstrikes well know I feel alot better knowing I am not the only one (lol)
magicstrikes
July 10, 2010 at 8:22 pm
@kemeticspirit i have the same problem lol we’ll just have to power through lol x and well done on the progress lol x
magicstrikes
July 10, 2010 at 8:58 pm
i just did this video and yoga for the first time im suprised how much strength is involved you make it look so easy im hoping this will help my balance as im a ballroom and latin dancer and not to mention very clumsy lol thanks for the amazing video luv from england derry xx
Hobgoblins
July 10, 2010 at 9:57 pm
I woke up with Jason Crandell’s morning sequence on YogaJournal’s site, and then closed with this awesome set you made. Thanks! It was great, and I’ll do it again tomorrow.
kemeticspirit
July 10, 2010 at 10:25 pm
Hi Tara, I love this with along with all the other videos for beginners!!!! My question though is when I am trying to bring my leg forward in between my hands from downward dog my feet automatically fly out in the the opposite direction as oppose to staying straight. Can you give me any tips to help me get a little more flexible with my legs to at least get them straight. Ive been doing the movements for about 2 weeks and am making real progress, just my darn legs (lol)
thanks so much
gerry2345
July 10, 2010 at 10:59 pm
Really good….
Mangogoesbananas
July 10, 2010 at 11:31 pm
Very helpful. Thanks tara :D
TaraStilesYoga
July 10, 2010 at 11:32 pm
@jojomcrrox try to keep it consistent. 3 or 4 times per week. 30 minutes a day is a great start. you can slowly build to an hour from there! keep in touch and keep going!
TaraStilesYoga
July 10, 2010 at 11:52 pm
@thinkofwhy i sent you the rss link on your page :) thanks!
hi,,tara all your videos are really useful and good
Hii Tara, i love all ur videos and wow ur amazingg!. im a beginner and ive just tried most of these , and i feel greatt!!! thankk youuuu
Being a novice and occasional Yoga guy, this is my favorite routine. Thanks Tara.
great video Tara!! I definitely need to take a few classes at your studio! =)
you are REALLY strong, you go girl! :)
Greetings Tara, I just had to tell you that the tip you gave me for lifting my knee to my forehead really works great. I screamed the first time I was able to do it. I still cant bring my foot all the up in between my hands but I am doing much better and my feet arent flying out to the side!!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration and the guidance!!!! Getting my downward dog going…YES!
Really good–she’s so graceful, and she makes it look so effortless…
@CosmoHunter24
The other weight loss videos are from Tara, as well. Like the Total Body Sweat and Tone. The Fat Burn. Abs and Arms (hardest one for me). But they compliment each other well and once you watch them a few times, the routines become more “routine” and much easier to follow.
@JenniferSmilesNow
I found that if you keep repeating this routine to familiarize yourself with it, you can predict the moves.. I’ve been doing it for the past few days and it’s helped. There are also some other weight loss videos w/ softer tunes and those are easier to follow, although some are much more challenging that this one. They are a great compliment to this routine. Congrats on the weight loss! :)
@kemeticspirit hi! totally. brining the leg forward from down dog to lunge is a big deal and harder than it seems! try lifting your knee to your forehead. this makes you lift your stomach in and up which controls the movement and will softly land the foot right between your hands. let me know how that goes! thanks :)
Good luck at reaching 10k…you would be very zen and helpful; however the music is incredibly distracting. Do you have another video without the music so that I can make this a favorite and use it during my workout?
how long before you start losing weight? and does this tone your stomach, butt and thighs?
ToneItUp sent me!! So happy I found you!
Are you asthlatic?….
Whaou it s absolutly terrific !!!
But are you asthmatic?…
:))))
whaou it s the dark forteress !!!
But are you asthmatical?… :)))
@magicstrikes well know I feel alot better knowing I am not the only one (lol)
@kemeticspirit i have the same problem lol we’ll just have to power through lol x and well done on the progress lol x
i just did this video and yoga for the first time im suprised how much strength is involved you make it look so easy im hoping this will help my balance as im a ballroom and latin dancer and not to mention very clumsy lol thanks for the amazing video luv from england derry xx
I woke up with Jason Crandell’s morning sequence on YogaJournal’s site, and then closed with this awesome set you made. Thanks! It was great, and I’ll do it again tomorrow.
Hi Tara, I love this with along with all the other videos for beginners!!!! My question though is when I am trying to bring my leg forward in between my hands from downward dog my feet automatically fly out in the the opposite direction as oppose to staying straight. Can you give me any tips to help me get a little more flexible with my legs to at least get them straight. Ive been doing the movements for about 2 weeks and am making real progress, just my darn legs (lol)
thanks so much
Really good….
Very helpful. Thanks tara :D
@jojomcrrox try to keep it consistent. 3 or 4 times per week. 30 minutes a day is a great start. you can slowly build to an hour from there! keep in touch and keep going!
@thinkofwhy i sent you the rss link on your page :) thanks!