
Workout 1 uses body weight along with 30-second cardio intervals.
"If you liked my first yoga DVD you'll LOVE Yoga Inferno." -Jillian Michaels Jillian will guide you through seamlessly flowing sequences of power yoga that will transform your physique while building your stamina, strength and mobility. Yoga Inferno contains two 30-minute workouts providing a vigorous and focused yoga practice that burns calories and scorches fat. Jumping jacks, push-ups, situps, squats, lunges, burpees, etc.those are free too and require nothing but your body & mother earth.Get the hot healthy body you've always wanted with Jillian Michaels new DVD Yoga Inferno. Putting on your shoes & jogging around your neighborhood is always free.
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I've been really curious about body weight training since I don't own and currently cannot afford weights or a gym membership but I really want to strengthen and tone my body along my weightless journey.