Yoga Boost
$49.99
4 Beginner Yoga Workouts
Yoga Boost 1.0 and Yoga Boost 2.0 Included
One-Time Purchase For Lifetime Access
Streaming Purchase. Available On All Devices
Category: Yoga For Beginners
$49.99
Boost your morning routine. Boost your metabolism. And boost your fitness goals with this complete yoga system for beginners.
Fit for busy schedules
Effective workouts just 20-25 minutes long
Created for all ages
Low-impact, safe exercise for more mature adults
AM/PM workouts
Jumpstart your fitness routine and create lasting habits in the mornings and evenings
Rest-day workouts
Boost recovery and get back to your workouts sooner
Stackable workouts
Do one, two, three, or four workouts at a time
Yoga Boost is yoga for beginners, with modifications for those who can’t touch their toes.
No painful postures. No hymns, chants, or gongs. This is yoga for physical fitness. This is yoga for those who don’t normally do yoga!
Yoga Boost consists of 4 easy-to-follow yoga workouts for beginners to address whatever your physical needs are for the day. Improve strength. Increase flexibility. Wind down from work. Sweat and lose weight. Whatever you need, Yoga Boost has it.
The workouts last just 20-25 minutes, so you’ll be able to get in, get out, and get on with your day knowing that you’ve completed an excellent, effective, and efficient workout every time.
Boost your morning routine. Boost your metabolism. And boost your fitness goals with this complete yoga system for beginners!
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What’s Inside Yoga Boost?
Workout 1 – Yoga Sharpen: Boost your morning routine with this energizing beginner’s workout that focuses on the fundamentals.
Workout 2 – Yoga Strength: Build muscle by targeting areas that conventional resistance exercises often miss in a safe, low impact way. Whether you are a beginner to fitness, or an athlete looking to improve their performance, this is the workout for you.
Workout 3 – Yoga Sweat: Boost your metabolism with this power yoga class for weight loss! This faster moving yoga workout will get your heart pumping and your muscles burning!
Workout 4 – Yoga Stretch & De-Stress: Boost your recovery, soothe sore muscles, and get rid of those pains and aches with this restorative workout. Use it as your cool down after the other workouts, or use it to unwind and de-stress after a long day!
Lebron James, Kevin Love, the Seattle Seahawks, NY Giants, and Liverpool Football Club are just some of the athletes who used yoga on their way to a championship.
Now it’s your turn to discover all of yoga’s amazing benefits! Build muscle. Lose weight. Boost your athletic performance. Soothe sore muscles. Reduce lower back pain. And get into great shape.
Oh, and you might relax a little too!
Benefits
So much more than just flexibility…
Most people think of yoga and think flexibility, but the truth is that flexibility is just a byproduct of all the other physical benefits that come from doing yoga.
Burn fat
Lose weight, shrink your waist, and get toned
Boost muscle recovery
Less soreness to get back to your life sooner
Strengthen auxiliary muscles
Lose weight, shrink your waist, and get toned
Improve your posture
Healthy spine, more confidence
Build muscle
Develop long, lean muscle
Relieve daily aches and pains
Stretching & exercises to cure back and joint pain
Prevent Injury
Boost your flexibility, mobility, and balance
Relieve stress
Manage stress, improve your breathing
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J –
This poses are great and it does feel like a workout afterwards. However there are two problems; he talks way too much and you will work out one side of your body longer than the other.
Jim –
This video is more or less a waste of time. I get the impression that users will either love it or hate it. Squeezing a foam block between the thighs and not arching one’s back is not my idea of a good time. Afterwards it goes requires something resembling a pushup . . . from boring to too advanced. I say: find a better video.
Jim Connor –
I purchased Yoga Fix from Body by Yoga about a month ago and love it. I decided to try another of their offerings and must say it is NOT up to the quality of the Yoga Fix disk. I was very disappointed. It would appear to be a reworked earlier disk. Switches to black and white and is not a professionally produced as Yoga Fix. Therefore, I find it distracting and hard to follow in my initial run of the disk. I would highly recommend the Yoga Fix disk but sadly would pass on this one. Not worth it.
Zim5 –
The workouts are slow paced and boring. Most moves are very simple and won’t build much strength. Good for stretching hamstrings and back. That is about it. This kind of money for basically three workouts is too much.
Amy Johansson –
I’ve tried yoga at different places with different instructors, and I never got into it. I had high hopes about this video, but yet again I was disappointed. I found myself getting irritated by all his talk throughout the video and I felt more stressed during the exercises than I ever did with other workouts like the gym or MMA. I guess I’m more of a fast paced person.
A. Collins –
If this is beginner level, you can “bless my soul and call me Uncle Dudley,” as my mother used to say.
Joe –
Dean never shuts up, and the commentary is not particularly value-added for a beginner. He is vague on which muscle group should be exercised.
The production quality is poor and makes insufficient use of available technologies to illustrate where on the body the practitioner should feel a tautness or a release. The shift from using color in the oblique views to using black-and-white in the frontal view is absolutely jarring and unnecessary. I thought my program player dropped off or something.
I’ve used the video a few times and will probably stop. I’m still in the return window and may just return it. About all I use it for now is pacing, and even that is questionable since some moves seem really rushed and others drag on for too long – if the desire is an overall balanced stretch.
If you’re a beginner, and want good instruction on how to start yoga, this is not the program for you.
Jeff Burger –
Does not follow a logical progression, it doesn’t flow, it’s random.
Example – stretching video begins with a hard stretch, no build up.
DAVID SPONSEL –
Simple moves
Fantastical Active Consumer –
I was expecting the instructor to be shirtless, lol. False advertising on the cover.
Real reason for rating is I followed the posture, etc., took it easy my first time through, and I ended up pulling something still.
Customer –
He talks too much
Vegan Marcos –
It’s ok. Nothing great and i really don’t understand what all of the fanboy comments are for? I guess people are clinging on to the fact that the yoga instructor is handsome, but honestly that’s where the rubber meets the road. This felt, to me, like a yoga video made by a student for students. And it has no subtitles, which is something needed for the hearing impaired. I recommend that you look up Rodney Yee or some other, more established yoga instructor if you want a decent yoga video. Or even BKS Iyengar, but not this guy. Sorry, but this is a fail for me unless you are very new to yoga.