The only exercise I like is yoga, need advice.

[Anonymous]

Is core power yoga vinyasa?

[Anonymous]

How would you feel about swimming or a barre class?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is core power yoga vinyasa?

Vinyasa refers to the flow from one pose to the next without stopping between each pose. So, core yoga could be vinyasa if the teacher is adding flows to the class. Example of a classic vinyasa flow - forward food, half lift, fold, step/jump back to Chaturanga. Chaturanga Push up, up dog or cobra. downward dog. Jump/walk forward. Fold. Half way lift. Fold. Sweep to high mountain. Fold. Half way left. Step back to lunge, ………

The flow keeps your body moving between asanas.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Which activity is better for toned body do you think?;

Yoga
Pilates
Cycling
Swimming
Kick boxing

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Certainly not yoga.

You’re not doing the right kind.

I'm not doing any yoga.
Are you referring to doing hot yoga then.

I don’t like hot yoga. But any power vinyasa class would be good for this. I’ve taken classes at my climbing gym where I was watching sweat drip onto my yoga mat as I tried to keep up.

[Anonymous]

Power, vinyasa, rocket, ashtanga. Anything with those key phrases should get you headed in the right direction. Tons of variety even within that though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Power, vinyasa, rocket, ashtanga. Anything with those key phrases should get you headed in the right direction. Tons of variety even within that though.

Or “fire”

Where are you located, OP? We can help recommend places.

[Anonymous]

Would you being willing to pay for something like SolidCore?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to get fit and toned this year. I just turned 40. I’m 5’4/135lbs/mesomorph body. My ideal weight is 125. I’m starting to do intermittent fasting, a basic 16:8 which will be great for me because I easily eat an extra 500-600 calories between 8-11pm.

The only exercise I actually enjoy and want to do is yoga so I’m going to focus doing that more consistently and do it everyday for 45min to 60 min. I hate strength training. I’m ok with the peloton bike but don’t love it. If I’m just doing yoga and cutting sugars/junk food out can I realistically lose 10 lbs? What else can I add in the jump start my metabolism that would be under 20 min 3-5 days a week? I absolutely hated strength training.

Just chiming in to point out that somatypes (ectomorph, mesomorph) have zero scientific basis and were invented by a psychologist with no medical or exercise physiology knowledge and were basically an outgrowth of the eugenics movement.

[Anonymous]

Pilates is more challenging but closely related enough that you may be interested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to get fit and toned this year. I just turned 40. I’m 5’4/135lbs/mesomorph body. My ideal weight is 125. I’m starting to do intermittent fasting, a basic 16:8 which will be great for me because I easily eat an extra 500-600 calories between 8-11pm.

The only exercise I actually enjoy and want to do is yoga so I’m going to focus doing that more consistently and do it everyday for 45min to 60 min. I hate strength training. I’m ok with the peloton bike but don’t love it. If I’m just doing yoga and cutting sugars/junk food out can I realistically lose 10 lbs? What else can I add in the jump start my metabolism that would be under 20 min 3-5 days a week? I absolutely hated strength training.

Diet to lose weight exercise for health.

If your goal is fat loss it is al about your diet

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to get fit and toned this year. I just turned 40. I’m 5’4/135lbs/mesomorph body. My ideal weight is 125. I’m starting to do intermittent fasting, a basic 16:8 which will be great for me because I easily eat an extra 500-600 calories between 8-11pm.

The only exercise I actually enjoy and want to do is yoga so I’m going to focus doing that more consistently and do it everyday for 45min to 60 min. I hate strength training. I’m ok with the peloton bike but don’t love it. If I’m just doing yoga and cutting sugars/junk food out can I realistically lose 10 lbs? What else can I add in the jump start my metabolism that would be under 20 min 3-5 days a week? I absolutely hated strength training.

OP, I am a similar height/weight as you and I also love yoga. I lost (and have maintained) 20 pounds last year through diet, power walking 2-4 times a week, and yoga 2-3 a week. Are there more effective ways to burn calories/get toned? Yes, sure. But this is what works for me because I enjoy doing it! Do whatever you enjoy for movement JUST BE CONSISTENT! Clean up your diet too and you will see results and long as you stick with it. I don't IF, but I have a hard rule of not eating after dinner, ever. So, that gets me to a natural 12 hour fast without having to watch the clock.