Create a Yoga Practice for Kids: Fun, Flexibility, and Focus
Author: Yael Calhoun
What allows kids to use a lot of energy, make funny noises, relax, and learn to focus all at the same time? Yoga! While many yoga books present individual poses, this book explains how to create a flowing yoga practice that will holds kids' interest while providing the benefits of yoga. Here is a handbook for anyone--including parents, teachers, and kids--who wants to develop a fun yoga practice. In addition, the book provides ideas for yoga games, yoga at a wall, more relaxation games, and five-minute classroom yoga. Yael Calhoun, M.Ed., M.S., is an author and educator who has been studying yoga for 15 years. Yael lives in Utah with her husband and three sons, who have shared their yoga practices with her from the start. Matthew R. Calhoun is a certified children's yoga teacher and holds three certifications in hypnotherapy. He created yoga programs for children at the Chicago Yoga Institute and at Onward Neighborhood House. Matthew lives in New York City.
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Gourmet Low GI
Author: Azmina Govindji
No wonder Low GI (glycemic index) diets are exploding into popularity—they slow the rush of sugar, lower blood sugar and blood pressure readings, and help diners lose weight. Even a gourmet cook can serve healthy fine dining with this selection of 80 recipes showcased in color photos of lavish presentations. These are meals that sound as if they came out of the fanciest restaurants, delicious dishes that make dieters feel as if they're not being deprived in the least. Appetizers include Cauliflower Cheese Soup. Fantastic fish courses feature Pan-fried Halibut with Papaya and Coriander Salsa. Mouthwatering meats include Lamb Noisettes with Herb Crust. Vegetarian creations? Try the Garlic, Pepper and Walnut Pappardelle. There are even sinfully luscious, sugar-safe desserts. And many more!
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