Richard Hittleman's Yoga: 28 Day Exercise Plan
You will quickly grasp the ancient Yogi secrets of breathing, concentration, nutrition and muscle control--in just minutes of your spare time and without any discomfort. Day by day you will notice astonishing results--loss of weight, greater firmness, more energy, relief from pain, freedom from stress and an overall feeling of youthfulness and well-being.
Paperback
Published
January 6th 1972
by Workman Publishing
(first published September 6th 1969)
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This is a great beginning yoga book. My absolute favorite. I was able to do a head stand after only 28 days of practice which is amazing considering my head stand phobia, lol. I liked the way each day was structured including a little blurb about yoga/meditation, detailed instruction, and a fluid dance-like yoga routine at the end. The only down side is that you are supposed to do 28 consecutive days.
Jan 13, 2013
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I found a first edition (1969) paperback outside on the sidewalk while walking home one day early last spring. I love yoga but do not practice regularly. I think I would like to. I think I start this new year. And I think this adorable timeless little book from my favorite year in history will help me get into a routine.
Thank New York streets.
Thank New York streets.
i never seen such an exact book, it has a plan for every part of your body and when you finish the 28 period you feel different and every body understand that you are not similar to your past , you will be more energetic every exercise is simple except standing on your head that was a bit difficult for me
good luck !
good luck !
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