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This 10-minute yoga class starts standing and moves into several wide leg poses like goddess, wide-angle forward fold and triangle pose. This is an asana where the legs are spread to the shape of a triangle and person bends sideways in such a way to face the sky. One or two yoga blankets are recommended for this video, but it is not essential to participate. As a form of exercise, it has slowly over the past two decades emerged as a formidable alternative to more popular forms of fitness. By asanas, you can easily cure the hangover, and it eliminates the toxins from the body in the form of sweating, and you will feel fresh and active after a yoga session. These continuous flowing movements wake up the energy of the body to prepare for an active and productive day ahead. During these classes, you will learn simple, easy to follow movements and learn about the intelligence and power of yoga. It is a clear fact that a work out will show desired results only if it is done on a regular basis and to do it on a regular basis, one needs an extremely strong immune system.

With regular yoga practices, it is feasible to enhance the immune system of a body and to stay fit & healthy all the time. Create a ritual of setting intentions and goals on a regular basis. The ritual of holding a wake, can be comforting to some grieving families. Some yoga teachers can literally practice some moves with their eyes closed. This 39-minute practice starts in Supine Bound Angle pose and continues with some gentle warm-ups and stretches while lying on the floor. This 15-minute morning yoga full-body stretch aims "to help release tension within the entire body relieving you from all the night’s aches and pains." This yoga video starts with Supine Bound Angle and Happy Baby pose and then moves into some simple seated warmups and a sequence of floor poses. The video ends as it started, with a brief seated meditation. The sequence begins with a brief check-in lying on your back, moves into some gentle warmups, and continues with a sequence of twists and lunging poses. This slow-paced sequence begins with some seated warm-ups, flows into a few lunging poses, and ends with a seated twist, Boat pose, and a quick seated meditation.

The class ends with a sweet guided meditation to finish your day with positive vibes. This quick and simple sequence is great for beginners but is also a sweet practice to wake up to for more experienced yogis. Wake up with this 20-minute morning practice "to rise with intention and create a grounded, intentional start to your day." This slow and mindful yoga class is great to watch when you need a sweet and gentle practice to begin your day. Get your body moving and your breath flowing in this 20-minute class filmed amidst an Australian jungle. This 20-minute class begins on your back and then moves through a slow gentle sequence of seated poses. The class ends with some core work and a hip opener. The sequence then moves into a Sun Salutation and ends with a seated meditation. The class begins with a seated meditation and then proceeds with some gentle warm-ups and an all seated pose sequence.

There are several fun and challenging variations and transitions, so this class is best suited for more experienced yogis. They are Muladhara (near the anus), Svadhisthana (midway between Muladhara and Manipura which is in the navel). Physical exercise and meditation are great ways to start the day. This class begins with a short meditation and ends with several supine poses and Shavasana relaxation. This 35-minute full yoga practice offers "a moving meditation that lovingly wakes up mind and body, providing you the energy you need to conquer your day." You are encouraged to focus on your breath to move with intention and strength. Filmed on a mountain farm, this 13-minute vinyasa sequence moves quickly with the breath. The practice ends standing in Mountain pose with a few intentional breaths. The class ends back in Supine Bound Angle and a short Shavasana. Use this 30-minute morning yoga class to release tension, stiffness, anxiety, and stress and prepare for the day ahead. Use your breath to flow through poses like Sun Salutations, forward folds, backbends, Up-Dog, Downward-facing Dog, Plank pose, and Warrior II to awaken your body, mind, and heart. Seated forward fold relaxes the nervous system, calms the mind, and prepares you for a clear and purposeful day.