MellowCat wrote: I have been trying to slowly progress rather than force myself to. I guess I intuitively knew as much?
Are there any books or videos you would recommend? I am currently using Rodney Yee's DVD workouts,
heh...on the first, unless you are deceiving us, you're female, and [is it sexist if you're saying something obvious and positive?] women in general don't strain/push in the same way men do [they have their own special ways
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] so ya easily could have intuited it.
On Yee...I agree with Ali, he's adorable, but probably for different reasons than Ali's. I've only seen one of his vids...he did rush in that one, too many poses, not enough settling in. BUT that's ok...learn the poses, the routine, then just do it yourself without the vid [check back for corrections/reminders once in a while, every week or so]. The thing is, he is rooted in Iyengar [weird that happens to be the one, it's the one I prefer...the one manual I own on yoga Iyengar] but also in dance...in fact, like Jet Li is really a dancer/acrobat, not a martial artist, but still way better than Jean Claude Van Damme.
Linna: hysterical really. and yet true. I could rant on this for pages...half the world's problems vanish if everyone knew 3 things they think they already know: how to breath, how to walk, how to speak.