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EBOOK - for your computer or digital device - available exclusively through IAHE. ABOUT YOUR EBOOK This eBook is available exclusively as a PDF and is readable with the free Javelin PDF Reader, accessible with your Product Activation Code after purchase. Shortly after purchase (24-48 hours), you will receive an email from UII-BI-DAI-IAHE (register@iahe.com) with your Product Activation Code and instructions to easily view the eBook on Javelin PDF Reader. There are many wonderful features for this digital product—highlighting, page marking, notes and search options. Your activation code enables you to download the eBook to your computer and one of your mobile devices.
See eBook FAQs for details. Anatomy of Yoga Anatomy of Yoga is a lavishly illustrated guide to the complex and multifaceted roles played by the muscles in yoga. In all yoga poses, muscles guide the bones, maintain the joints, protect the nerves, and suspend or lift parts of the body. To this end, they must be both strong and supple: able to relax, stretch, or combine multiple functions to coordinate their actions. A well-designed yoga practice can gradually develop these different qualities within the muscles. Calais-Germain introduces the muscles involved in 37 classic yoga poses through ‘themed explanation sheets’ that show how the muscles are engaged in each pose. With helpful examples and over 500 color drawings, Anatomy of Yoga graphically depicts the dynamic interplay between muscles and poses, guiding the reader to a more enlightened and beneficial yoga practice. About the Author Blandine Calais-Germain is the celebrated author of Anatomy of Movement, Anatomy of Movement: Exercises, The Female Pelvis: Anatomy and Exercises, and Anatomy of Breathing, among other titles. Her lifelong involvement with dance, both as performer and teacher, led to an interest in other physical disciplines and to more formal study of the complex and integrated movements of the body. She studied physiotherapy at the French School of Orthopedics and Massage in Paris, and subsequently developed an innovative method for teaching the physical, structures of anatomy in relation to movement, which she teaches at workshops in France and to students around the world. This eBook is available exclusively as a PDF and is readable with the free Javelin PDF Reader, accessible with your Product Activation Code after purchase.
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