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Summary: Learn a basic introduction to office yoga and how you can do these simple yoga exercises to relieve stress and give yourself some energy in this free instructional video on office yoga.
Leta Koontz has been studying yoga since 1998. Her first instructor was Lori Brungard. In 1999, a trip to India focused her interest in Ashtanga yoga. She has trained for many years...read more
Is it possible to maintain a healthy body despite being stuck behind a desk all day? The long hours of immobility and excessive typing and mouse usage that define the modern office work environment can put considerable strain on the head, neck, spine, and back, as well as the elbows and wrists, legs and hips. It is vital to keep the body as active as possible despite these conditions so that circulation, metabolism and other bodily functions keep operating as they should, and hopefully prevent any serious medical conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome from developing. A few simple stretches throughout the day could make a vast improvement in your physical and mental well-being.
In these free video clips you will learn a routine of stretching exercises that will help your body continue to operate at optimum effectiveness throughout the day and most can be performed easily while sitting at your desk. Expert yoga instructor Leta Koontz demonstrates several stretches for the body to help relieve tension in your shoulders, spine and neck, hamstrings and more. She also offers a relaxing meditation breathing technique to help you keep stress under control. These yoga positions are a perfect low impact way to improve your work day.
" Number one intro to office yoga. Hi my name is Leta Koontz and I'm a yoga instructor at School house Yoga in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Today we are going to do some exercises yoga stretches that you can do sited at your desk or stand next to your chair at work. These exercises are designed to reduce tensions and to also help bring energy to your body so you can concentrate on the work in hand. "
eHow Article: Introduction to Office Yoga for Easy Exercises