Yoga Anatomy Coloring Book for Beginners: 50+ Incredibly Detailed Self-Test Beginner Yoga Poses Color workbook | Perfect Gift for Yoga Instructors, Teachers & Enthusiasts

Educators are always looking for extra credit projects to give to their students to both keep them busy and help them learn. Yoga Anatomy Coloring Book is the ideal answer to this challenging quandary. These coloring pages are excellent for students to learn both yoga positions and anatomy. As they learn they will also develop technical skills in creative expression through coloring the pages. If you are a biology, P.E. or you just enjoy a creative outlet that is different from the slew of coloring books sold to teens and adults, check this one out. It may be the answer to the classroom problems your are facing.

I'm gonna be honest here and say I'm giving this 5 stars because it feels like a great gag gift. It's such an odd concept. A coloring book centered around yoga poses, but wait, also internal organs. I was bemused just a little bit more with every image I saw in it.The illustrations themselves are actually very good. This series of coloring books are great for learning purposes, even if this particular one is just a little bit on the silly side. I highly recommend anything this author/illustrator does.

If you are a yoga teacher or even an enthusiastic student, you will enjoy this book. I suggest coloring in the muscles affected by the asana in one color and the other parts in other colors. I love this book! A++I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Although this is a coloring book, it is designed to teach you the fifty-four Yoga poses for beginners and how those poses affect the anatomy. I have been a health enthusiast most of my life and think that this coloring book of Yoga poses is great for athletes and individuals that want to increase their overall health and their body's flexibility. I now practice some of the poses presented in this guide several times weekly.

This is a book with very detailed information, including call-outs and the proper names of many tissues used to support the body in various Yoga poses (positions). It's probably most effective in teaching either anatomy or yoga itself. While it's not my thing, I recognize quality work, and if a reader is seeking perhaps a teaching aid, actually for any age, this would be a good bet. It is quite extensive and includes comprehensive illustrations.

It is presented in a most awkward format. Instead of having anatomical names with the picture, the names are on the back of the page: not good for beginners. Also I thought the various body parts would be color coded: muscles, red; bones yellow etc. They are not coded for ease of learning.

Coloring is a great way to help yourself remember the anatomy you're studying. I thought that reviewing the muscles and other body parts made more sense as you can see them in action in the drawings. This book was packed with great illustrations and is a great aid to studying anatomy. And you can learn some new yoga poses while you're doing it! Fun concept.

As I age, I am constantly thinking about my health. I realize I am not flexible enough and I need more peace and mindfulness in my life with the craziness that is midlife. Also, my wife colors for relaxation and says I should try it, so here I am. This book ticks both boxes. Plus, it teaches you anatomy. Great book!