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In his video or DVD program, Richard gives an in-depth study of Ashtangas classic Primary Series of postures. With unusual precision, he demonstrates the continuous, dynamic flow, and the special breathing techniques that characterize this form of yoga. His demonstration of the series is accompanied by clear explanations of alignment and form. Through metaphor and movement the video teaches nearly 70 postures to help you ignite your inner fire and awaken the nervous system to its natural vital state. Level: Appropriate for students of all levels. Richard Freeman has studied and lived for nearly nine years in India and Asia, and is an avid student of both Western and Eastern philosophy, as well as Sanskrit. He incorporates various traditions into the Ashtanga Yoga practice taught by his principal teacher, K. Pattabhi Jois of Mysore, India. His background includes Bhakti and traditional Hatha Yoga in India, Sufism in Iran, Zen and Vipassana Buddhist practice, and an in-depth study of Iyengar Yoga. Richard Freeman lives with his family in Boulder, Colorado, where he is the director of the Yoga Workshop. DVD, 2 hours, 6 minutes Also available as videos in VHS and PAL formats.
Ashtanga Yoga with Richard Freeman: Primary Series: Format-Video (VHS)


Prana and Apana are two complementary types of movement coming from the core of the body. Prana is the upward, expanding, blossoming movement characteristic of inhaling. It is said to be centered in the Anahata Cakra (Heart center). Apana is the downward, contracting, rooting movement characteristic of exhaling. It is based at the center of the perineum, the Muladhara Cakra. Apana is said to tether Prana. Yoga begins by consciously uniting Prana and Apana, to feel their actions within each other. Prana is breath, life force, inner breath; prana is the substratum of perception. Prana is the substratum of thought, or chita. It is the way that perception is organized into patterns and it is only through patterns and organization that you know something, that you are consciously aware of something. So prana becomes intelligence, which is called budhi in Sanskrit, which comes from the root bud, which means to wake up and so it is the energy of waking up. What does waking up mean, but coming out of a state of mind that is like a dream. And so awakening or waking up is coming out of a framework of awareness like fantasy. Richard Freeman has studied and lived for nearly nine years in India and Asia, and is an avid student of both Western and Eastern philosophy, as well as Sanskrit. He incorporates various traditions into the Ashtanga Yoga practice taught by his principal teacher, K. Pattabhi Jois of Mysore, India. His background includes Bhakti and ...
Studio Talks with Richard Freeman: Prana


In his video or DVD program, Richard gives an in-depth study of Ashtangas classic Primary Series of postures. With unusual precision, he demonstrates the continuous, dynamic flow, and the special breathing techniques that characterize this form of yoga. His demonstration of the series is accompanied by clear explanations of alignment and form. Through metaphor and movement the video teaches nearly 70 postures to help you ignite your inner fire and awaken the nervous system to its natural vital state. Level: Appropriate for students of all levels. Richard Freeman has studied and lived for nearly nine years in India and Asia, and is an avid student of both Western and Eastern philosophy, as well as Sanskrit. He incorporates various traditions into the Ashtanga Yoga practice taught by his principal teacher, K. Pattabhi Jois of Mysore, India. His background includes Bhakti and traditional Hatha Yoga in India, Sufism in Iran, Zen and Vipassana Buddhist practice, and an in-depth study of Iyengar Yoga. Richard Freeman lives with his family in Boulder, Colorado, where he is the director of the Yoga Workshop. DVD, 2 hours, 6 minutes Also available as videos in VHS and PAL formats.
Ashtanga Yoga with Richard Freeman: Primary Series: Format-Video (PAL)


The key to the function of a Speed Rope lies in its pivot point. The pivot of the Skip It Rope lies just under the jumpers fingers, supported by the handles size and shape, especially designed for children by children. The profile allows comfortable holding by thumb, index, and middle fingers. If a Skip It Rope breaks, its easily repaired without the need for knotting. Simply remove the retaining pivot/nut, cut the rope at an angle, then, using common tools, turn the nut back on. The rope is just like new (though slightly shorter) and ready to go again. Sportime now manufactures and distributes these extruded-poly, speed ropes designed and made famous internationally by Richard Cendali and his Skip It Rope jumping teams. Handle colors may vary. White 7' (2.1m).
Set of 50 - Richard Cendalis SkipIt Speed Ropes White 7'


The key to the function of a Speed Rope lies in its pivot point. The pivot of the Skip It Rope lies just under the jumpers fingers, supported by the handles size and shape, especially designed for children by children. The profile allows comfortable holding by thumb, index, and middle fingers. If a Skip It Rope breaks, its easily repaired without the need for knotting. Simply remove the retaining pivot/nut, cut the rope at an angle, then, using common tools, turn the nut back on. The rope is just like new (though slightly shorter) and ready to go again. Sportime now manufactures and distributes these extruded-poly, speed ropes designed and made famous internationally by Richard Cendali and his Skip It Rope jumping teams. Handle colors may vary. Orange 8' (2.4m).
Set of 50 - Richard Cendalis SkipIt Speed Ropes Orange 8'



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