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This easy to follow class is suitable for those with all levels of yoga experience. It has been created by Sue Fuller, a leading yoga teacher and resident yoga expert at Natural Health magazine. The class combines carefully selected Pranayanas including the Cleansing Breath and Kapalabhati with effective Mudras such as Chin and Yoni.

The class includes both held and flowing yoga postures combined with visualisation techniques that will stimulate, balance and clear the seven main chakras. Stimulating the chakras encourages our vital life force (prana) to flow freely around the body; it helps remove blockages and clears the mind and balances emotions, which enables us to experience good physical and emotional health.

Are you spending hours in the weight room, but not seeing the results you're looking for? Learn the real science behind the methods that work to build muscle fast - and how to use it to your advantage.

Here's an easy to follow yoga class suitable for the absolute beginner. This class has been created by Sue Fuller, a leading yoga professional, to offer a practical and achievable introduction to basic Hatha Yoga techniques.

This easy to follow Hatha yoga class is suitable for those with some experience of yoga. This class has been devised and recorded by Sue Fuller, a leading yoga professional, to relax, tune, and re-energize both body and mind.

> Cardio Yoga, Volume 1, uses flowing yoga vinyasa techniques to raise your heart rate to an aerobic level. It allows you to enjoy the combined benefits of a top-quality yoga practice and an aerobic training session in one easy to follow class. The class, which is suitable for those with previous yoga experience, is devised and instructed by Sue Fuller, a leading yoga teacher and the resident yoga expert for Natural Health magazine.

If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you! A recent CDC study found that less than one in four people get enough exercise. This is a very significant stat as physical exercise is hugely important in maintaining both physical and mental well-being. Without exercise, as we age we experience energy loss, stiffness, aches, and general weakness. These can be worsened if other medical issues come in to play, such as osteoporosis or arthritis. Combined, this can lead to loss of independence and a reduced quality of life.

When one decides to go on a weight loss plan, for any reasons and encompassing any activities, it is not very difficult for one to start. You can find tons of articles on the internet explaining how to start out on a weight loss plan, how to make a proper schedule, what things to do and what to avoid etc. But a topic that is rarely addressed anywhere is how to stick to a weight loss plan, and more importantly, what to do when you find yourself getting side-tracked, losing your motivation, and getting back to where you were before.

Learn the powerlifting training system that has helped thousands of athletes become stronger faster, and closer to realizing their potential - with Raw Conjugate. Spanning its development over the past 40 years and best popularized as the "Westside Method" in powerlifting, the Conjugate system has continued to evolve, and is now used by athletes competing in raw powerlifting meets - to reach unbelievable levels of strength in record time. Join the next revolution in strength training - by revisiting the powerlifting methods that have become legendary worldwide.

Be confident, strong, and active – and put your fear of falling to rest – by harnessing the life-changing power of balance. This guide contains the exercises you need to develop stability at home by following a simple program that will improve your endurance, strength, and flexibility – all of which improve your balance. Expertly designed, this inspiring balance workout book helps you build a physically strong foundation by working up from your feet, calves, thighs, and hips, and then invites you to continue exercising your body upward all the way to your neck and head.

Many people have used the term "wellness" to emphasize that positive health is much more than simply being free from illness - there is an additional quality to maintaining a health well-being. I use the term "fitness" to try and capture this same concept. Fitness is a condition reached through striving for optimal quality of life in all aspects: social, mental, psychological, spiritual, and physical. These aspects of fitness are interrelated: a high level in one of the areas enhances other areas.