The Nalini Method
7 Workouts for 7 Moods
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- USD 13.99
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- USD 13.99
Descripción editorial
Rupa Mehta, called a “pint-sized guru” by Vogue and the “Rachael Ray of Fitness” by the New York Post, has helped thousands of people on their journey to physical and emotional wellness from her New York fitness studio. Now, with The Nalini Method, Rupa brings her revolutionary techniques for shedding emotional weight and achieving balance of body and mind to the wider world with a gorgeous and fun full-color book.
The Nalini Method is an innovative mood-based fitness plan that fuses yoga, Pilates, strengthening exercises, and barre work to help participants lose emotional weight and find emotional fitness—transforming both mind and body in the process. Rupa’s dynamic techniques synthesize Western and Eastern approaches to create an accessible program that’s as challenging as it is fun.
The workouts of The Nalini Method help participants find balance within seven different moods:
Anger
Energy
Stress
Chill
Happiness
Doubt
Anxiety
In addition, Rupa includes recipes for six unique and delicious “mood foods” to help maintain energy and balance along the way.
With tips and resources to help any woman achieve her fitness goals every day, The Nalini Method blazes a new and exciting trail to physical and emotional well-being.
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Mehta, founder of the nonprofit NaliniKids, a fitness program for at-risk middle school students in New York City, outlines a holistic fitness plan that values emotional and physical health equally. The Nalini Method, named after Mehta's mother, rests on the belief that fitness should extend to one's personal life. Part one outlines the plan's fundamentals, including how to measure "emotional weight." This minimalist plan requires no specialized equipment or attire, only a yoga mat; workouts are short, lasting from 20 to 25 minutes. Part two makes up the bulk of the book, with seven chapters of workouts designed to express or deal with different emotions: anger, energy, stress, chill, happiness, doubt, and anxiety. Each mood workout lists easy-to-follow exercises, replete with pictures of Mehta demonstrating each move. Mehta also includes pre-workout checklists, mantras, and music recommendations. In the final section, she provides a handful of colorful and diverse blended beverages matched in taste to the various moods. This lively mind-body program should appeal to readers who are looking to promote health in their lives and is appropriate for all ages and skill levels.
