The Pocket Idiot's Guide to 108 Yoga Poses: A Variety of Poses for Home, Office, or Travel. Get your Kindle here, or download a FREE Kindle Reading App.
On this page you can access your purchases. Find the following downloads: • s (main download) • • For help on using the stick figures, have a look at the. Yoga Stick Figures (main download) These links contain the individual pose drawings in jpeg format.
Each package is compressed in zip format. Download it to your computer and them double click to uncompress and access the image files. Pre-made PDF Documents These links contain pdf documents that you can print and use as is. They are not suitable to use for creating your own sequences. Use the jpegs in the links above for that purpose.
Each package is compressed in zip format. Download it to your computer and them double click to uncompress and access the image files.
Microsoft Word Templates Use these Microsoft Word Templates to create your own sequences and handouts. Insert one jpeg image into each cell of a table: Insert>Picture>From File This may be slightly different depending on your version of Word.
• • • • • • *Please note, you may need to re-save the template with a new name in order to edit.
Yoga 108 app helps you learn and pronounce asana ( yoga poses ) names in Sanskrit. The audio can also be played at a slower pace to facilitate easy learning. Suno gaur se duniya walo karaoke free download. App features - More than 100 poses, with pictures.
- Asana names in English and Sanskrit. - Switch between English and Sanskrit names. - Search for poses in English and Sanskrit. - Swipe left or right for easy navigation.
- Asana pronunciation in Sanskrit. - A study of Asana names. - Ashtanga / Sivananda opening and closing prayers. - General Sanskrit Prayers.
- Ashtanga Primary Series Sequence with audio in Sanskrit. - Bikram yoga sequence with audio in Sanskrit. - Sivananda yoga sequence with audio in Sanskrit. - Scroll View on the bottom of the sequence page for easy navigation. - Definition of 8 limbs of yoga. I am so grateful to have discovered this app. I am an avid yoga fan and currently in a 200 hour teacher training.
Having a place to reinforce what I am learning and being able to hear and practice the Sanskrit is a tremendous help in my training process. I also appreciate the concise discussion of the 8 limbs of Raja yoga. If there are plans for further development having an ability to create my own sequences would be a very useful tool! The app is simple to use, great as a study tool and I recommend it for anyone who wants to be able to move between their mother tongue and Sanskrit. Anastasia Prentiss Ph.D.