About the DVD

Relax and refresh with a fusion workout featuring Vinyasa Yoga and STOTT PILATES® exercise.

A unique hybrid of Vinyasa Yoga traditions and STOTT PILATES principles, this intermediate program will refresh and invigorate you. Smooth movements are combined with deep stretches and stabilizing poses to help strengthen the mind and the body.

Master Instructor Trainer PJ O’Clair guides you through a series of stretching, strengthening and elongating positions, with a focus on controlled movements and rhythmic breathing. From the mountain pose to the reclining butterfly pose, you’ll improve circulation from head to toe, leaving you with a feeling of pure vitality.

SUITABLE FOR: Beginner to intermediate audiences (Level 3 of 5)
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Exercise Mat
SOUNDTRACK LANGUAGES: English
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Featured Instructor

PJ O'Clair

STOTT PILATES® Master Instructor Trainer PJ O’Clair has been a leader and consultant in the fitness industry for more than 25 years. She is featured in numerous fitness videos including over 25 titles with STOTT PILATES®. PJ won the prestigious IDEA Program Director of the Year Award in 2008 and was a finalist in 2007. She is a sought-after speaker and consultant at fitness conferences and spas worldwide – and has written numerous articles for industry publications. No matter where she goes, PJ takes her trademark enthusiasm and dynamic personality with her.

Key Benefits

• Align the spine
• Apply Pilates principles to yoga poses
• Develop greater agility and mobility
• Heighten body awareness

DVD Contents

• 10 exercises
• Workout Time - 41 min
• DVD Length - 99 min
• Closed captioning

Chapters

EXERCISES: Tadasana (Mountain Pose), Sun Salutation, Twisted Prayer, Three-Legged Dog, Cat, Thread the Needle, Child’s Pose, Reclining Butterfly, Dead Bug, Savasana

Bonus Features

• Bonus workout – Try the next level!
• Work out with music only
• Discover STOTT PILATES equipment
• Learn about STOTT PILATES instructor courses
• Five Basic Principles