WEIGHT LOSS YOGA IN 30 MINUTES PART 1 OF 4: CORE WARM UP AND SALUTATIONS

Posted on 10. Jan, 2009 by admin in Weight Loss Tips

sadienardini asked:


A REAL-TIME CHALLENGING SEQUENCE [IN 4 PARTS] TO BUILD STAMINA, TONE THE BODY, BURN CALORIES AND GET YOUR CARDIO IN! TRY WHAT YOU CAN, AND MOVE TOWARDS WEIGHT LOSS AND WHOLE BODY TRANSFORMATION, TODAY! With Sadie Nardini, Director of East West Yoga in NYC, author of the “Road Trip Guide to the Soul”, and Cretor of the “Core Strength Vinyasa Yoga Power Hour” DVD, both available on Amazon.com now! For more, visit www.SadieNardini.com!

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25 Comments

sadienardini

11. Jan, 2009

Hi there,
Make sure you’re eating enough (more than 1200 calories a day), you get your thyroid checked to make sure its functioning properly and you’re doing a regular yoga practice. Don’t drink diet sodas. They contain neurotoxins. If none of that works, see your doctor. This can be a sign of many things. Let me know!! xoxoSadie
xoxoSadie

sadienardini

13. Jan, 2009

Hey…no problem–I’m glad you wrote!
What you’re feeling is resistance from a body that’s tighter now than it will be if you continue with your practice. It doesn’t let you move as much as I can in the video…YET. I think you just need to keep going, and you’ll see, you will be waving into waterfall warrior in no time;} xoxoSadie

sadienardini

15. Jan, 2009

Hi there! If nothing hurts, keep doing what you’re doing. As inner thighs get stronger, you’ll feel them some, but you’ll really feel it at the glutes and hamstrings. What’s “weird” feeling–painful? tight? Clarify this for me and I’ll letcha know.
xoSadie

sadienardini

16. Jan, 2009

HI there,
This will work for you just fine–it’s like an hour! I would maybe repeat some and do like 40 minutes if possible;)
xoxoSadie

sadienardini

19. Jan, 2009

Hey there,
You’re lucky–your metabolism is young, and high. Eat healthy, and drink juice, seltzer with lemon or water. aim for 1500 calories a day from good sources and do an hour of yoga 3-4 times a week. You should lose 15 lbs in a month and a half or so if you’re really dedicating to this. Don’t get too skinny, though, it’s not cute;)
xoSadie

sadienardini

22. Jan, 2009

Just keep doing what you can until you are more flexible, Chip away at the poses and you’ll get more stretchy as you go!
xosadie

sadienardini

23. Jan, 2009

Oh yes. xoSadie

sadienardini

25. Jan, 2009

You will if you decide to;)
xoSadie

sadienardini

26. Jan, 2009

Do the whole 1-4 parts power hour, 3-4 times a week. You can practice any pose during menses, unless you don’t feel like it–then don’t. that’s just a myth.
Enjoy!!
xoxo!!Sadie

sadienardini

26. Jan, 2009

hi there,
Do this hour 3x per week and you’ll be looking amazing by summer! Yoga does it all for your body, so practice away! xoSadie

chirpycherubin

27. Jan, 2009

hi sadie, i wanted to know how many days shall i practice this particular lvl b4 going to the next one? and is thr anything like u shudnt practice it during the menses?

xMikixBluexFallsx

29. Jan, 2009

Hello! I’ve seen your videos on yoga, I’m 13 (male) and I guess I’ve just started puberty, I weigh around 55kg or lower and im only 5′4.
I’m getting a little heavier slowly over time, and I’m hoping to get a normal body look by summer with all the trip to the beach and stuff and I was wondering if it will put me into shape by summer next year? (2009)

Hope to hear from you asap. Thanks!

sadienardini

01. Feb, 2009

Hey, that’s great! Thanks for letting me/us know;)

The Power Hour is in 4 parts, so look for 1 of 4, 2 of 4, 3 of 4 and 4 of 4. They make a whole sequence for the whole body. Do the hour 3-4 times a week for best results. Have fun! xoxoSadie

sadienardini

02. Feb, 2009

hi there,
Sorry I missed your post!
Glad it worked for you! Do parts 1-4, to make an hour of yoga, 3 times a week. Good luck!! Sadie

floralundies

05. Feb, 2009

Hey sadie,

Just letting you know how i’ve been getting on.
I’ve been doing this for about a week now and it’s been great! After the first couple of times my body was so sore afterwards- which was good :). I noticed straight away that i need to stretch more after my runs- my legs are so tight, esp in my hamstrings. I just have one question- is power hour, just this workout doubled, or the one posted that is for beginners?

Thanks so much for your videos!
I hope you had a nice christmas. :)

floralundies

06. Feb, 2009

Wow, thanks heaps! You’re so nice to do that. I will definitely give you feedback :)
Have a great christmas!

sadienardini

06. Feb, 2009

Hi there, no worries–I like questions!
If you run, you’re strong enough to do this–work into the challenging poses as far as you can. Over time, they’ll open for you. I would replace a day of running with this Power Hour, not do both on any given day, you’ll be doing too much and tearing down. I’d add on my Yoga for Runners video too…
Let me know how it’s going!

floralundies

09. Feb, 2009

Hi there,

I was just wondering if you recommend starting off with “Weight Loss Yoga” for someone who has never really done yoga before? (Ie: me!) Would it be easy enough for me to follow along?
I read some of the replies you’ve given others- do this work out 3-4 times a week plus power hour once a week? Is that right? Also i try to run 5-6 days a week- do you recommend do this in conjunction with that?

Sorry for all the questions!!
Thanks :)

sadienardini

11. Feb, 2009

Thanks!
I’d do this type of strong yoga for 1 hour 4 times a week and eat 1500 calories a day, max for 6 days then one day eat freely. That should do it–worked for me!
Sadie

oushi88

13. Feb, 2009

This is really awesome… If i was trying to shrink my waist and thighs, how many weeks should i do this exercise? thanks

sadienardini

14. Feb, 2009

ven a glass of juice in the am is better than nothing, so see if that helps.She’s also going through puberty and she’s certainly not heavy by any means, so teach her healthy, stable eating habits now. And a mon/daughter yoga session three times a week for 30 mins would do her body [and self-image] a world of good. You’re the parent…lead the way into her soluttion, and tell her I said so too;) Please let me know how it’s going. xoSadie

sadienardini

14. Feb, 2009

Hi there,
1500 calories a day is pretty OK, but breakfast gets the metabolism running, so if she’s eating no breakfast, then she’ll be more likely to have a lower, slower metabolism all day long, and store more fat. If the body intakes more than about 500 cals at one sitting, it also tends to store. Watch what she’s drinking.. do you count those liquid calories? [continued below]

sadienardini

15. Feb, 2009

Hi there,
Draw your navel into your body in the pose, and lengthen your tailbone towards the floor [keep the natural low back curve in though] — your heels will go down lower. Usually though, we’re now trying to keep the heels a little lifted, since heels to the ground can be too much stretch and cause Achilles tendon problems and foot pain. So a little lift is good!
xoxoSadie

sadienardini

18. Feb, 2009

Thanks for letting me know you like it! That’s so great.And if I can understand you, your English is pretty good! Keep up the good work! xoSadie

sadienardini

18. Feb, 2009

Thanks..I like it too;)
I’ve been doing yoga for about 15 years, but I was pretty decent at it after two.
And most yoga stretches you, but it;s best to do a type that also heats you up and works your muscles, so they stretch better. Most of my poses do both at the same time, which is why it’s effective.
Keep at it and have fun!
cheers,
Sadie

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