Friday, June 22, 2012

Yoga for Movement Disorders

My latest find is this DVD Product Details designed to be a companion to the book by Renee Le Verrier (although I am using it alone).   Renee is a certified Yoga instructor and Parkinson's patient who specializes in adapting traditional poses for people with movement disorder.  This two-hour video includes: warm-up series; morning, afternoon and evening flows; sun salutation.  There are standing and seated versions of each, as well as tips concerning balance, posture, and tremor.  I am excited to begin a journey with yoga as a daily practice to improve my balance and flexibility and to help rebuid strength. I believe it will be $14.95 well spent.

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