Badger Herald - Aronofsky s goal of a spiritual-looking future fails, it merely comes off as a cross between a yoga video and a blatant rip-off of 2001: A Space Odyssey. These special effects work against the film; they are cold and laughable, distancing the

‘The Fountain’
Los Angeles Times - It looks like the trippiest yoga video you ever saw, or something out of “What the Bleep Do We Know?” But for all the fancy effects and the elaborate costuming, all I was left with what with the tree, the sap, the soil and the regenerative powers

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I guess I’d have to say that my mother was really the first to introduce me to yoga. I wasn’t super athletic, but I did like low-impact sports.

Not at all easy 
Perhaps you think the workout video has fallen to the wayside since the Buns of Steel era. As I found out a few short weeks ago, that is not at all the case.

Feeling the burn 
As the time for New Year’s resolutions comes around once again, many people vow to fit more exercise into their lives. But finding the time to go to the gym, not to mention the cost of membership dues, can be a problem.

Making this video was a stretch 
Hanover woman teaches yoga full-time. Dec 12, 2006 Karen Dubs’ story has a twist in it. As well as some bends and stretches. The Hanover native is an expert in yoga and has her own newly produced video on the market.

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Concert

Faster, higher… bendier? 
Competitive yoga: it sounds like a contradiction in terms, but adepts are crossing their fingers (and arms and legs) that it will become an Olympic sport in 2012.

New twist faster, higher, bendier 
Contorting into a shape that bodies simply should not be bent into, legs and arms at impossible angles, I summon every ounce of strength and attempt the full locust pose. The pose lasts all of three seconds before I collapse into a sweaty, crumpled heap.

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