Hmm, I guess it could definitely be different depending on the workouts we're doing too. For me it's like 4-6 reps of the warrior stuff, going back into plank/downward dog, pushups, and a combination of that stuff. The whole 20 minute workout cooks my arms pretty good, lol. The side plank is the worst, but I've actually been able to pull it off the last few days I did it without dropping one of my knee's to the floor.Rurouni_Fencer wrote:See, I'm trying to lose weight and get back into shape. I'm hoping Yoga will provide some flexibility training as well as the spiritual exercises I need to stay focused and compliment my daily physical training.. We did Warrior 1 and 2, and I gotta say it didn't bother me much because it's basically a fencing lunge, with your torso positioned to the front as opposed to the side, as we're accustomed to in fencing. For me, downward dog was a bit uncomfortable, as my body isn't used to being in a position other than at a computer or on the couch with a gamepad..Gotta say - I'm all for the breathing excercises and silent reflection!
And yeah, my cooldown is only 5 minutes and not very meditative, but it is kind of awesome how it seriously relieves that 20-30 minute workout before it almost instantly. But not exactly I guess, the other day right after yoga I tried doing some iron gym lifts and couldn't do crap, haha...
I can also say, having the bad neck/shoulders that I have (whiplash from several years ago), this stuff really loosens me up pretty good too. I definitely like that.
This position is kind of hilarious:














