Gentle Yoga Stretches is a 62 minute Yin Style guided yoga session. This session contains a series of held floor based postures that are held for several minutes. This style of yoga releases deep set tension that may have built up over many years. It greatly increases flexibility and joint mobility. Gentle Yoga Stretches is suitable for those with or without previous yoga experience.

Devised specifically to move beginners to the next level, Yoga for Improvers by Sue Fuller consists of three easy-to-follow audio yoga classes. Once you are familiar with all three classes, rotate them regularly to maintain variety and establish a sound technique. These audio yoga classes each run for approximately 60 minutes. They include postures that will improve strength, balance, alignment, and flexibility.

This easy to follow yoga class contains simple floor based postures to provide support to help you achieve and maintain a healthy back. This yoga class is suitable for beginners and those with experience; it will improve alignment, core strength, agility and flexibility all of which can influence the back. This class has been devised and narrated by leading yoga teacher Sue Fuller. Sue has been teaching yoga since 1995. She is a course author for The British School of Yoga and a regular columnist for Natural Health Magazine and the Yoga Magazine.

The term vinyasa is given to flowing yoga sequences. Each movement made by the body is synchronized to a rhythmic flow of breath. Moving in such a way will lengthen and strengthen all of the major muscle groups of the body, improve circulation, and increase vitality.

Gentle Daily Yoga contains 5 X 15 minute easy to follow audio yoga classes. These classes are suitable for the absolute beginner and for those who have had a long break from exercise. Each of the 5 classes is easy to follow and includes basic floor based practices. Postures are performed whilst laying or seated so that the floor provides support making it possible for you to develop and build on these basic practices without the risk or physical strain or injury.

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