This a bundle of The Yoga Pose Guide: Beginner and Intermediate Editions (two separate e-books). These guides will take you from practicing your very first yoga poses (with proper alignment!) to learning how to modify and practice variations of poses to meet your goals- whether that is strength, flexibility, weight loss, or stress relief. 

Both guides are comprehensive yet simplified to breakdown yoga in a way that is accessible for all levels, and help you build a strong practice from the ground up. 

Included in the Guides

Beginner Edition REGULAR PRICE $27 

• Over 70+ professionally illustrated beginner yoga poses with alignment cues, pose breakdowns, step-by-step instructions, and modifications
• Beginner Yoga Tips for Starting Your Practice
• How to Practice Proper Alignment
• How to Set Up Your Yoga Space for Success
• How to Use Yoga Props
• How to Use Your Breath
• Arm Variation Options
• Hand + Foot Placement Chart
• Wrist Exercises to Avoid Wrist Pain

Intermediate Edition  REGULAR PRICE $27

• Over 50+ professionally illustrated intermediate yoga poses with alignment cues, pose breakdowns, step-by-step instructions, and modifications
• Tips for Advancing into an Intermediate Practice
• How to Challenge Yourself in Beginner Yoga Poses
• What is a Vinyasa?

There is a yoga pose index at the end of both pose guides to allow you to easily refer back to each pose while practicing.

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