Man Flow Yoga

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- Guys in their 50s haven’t lost much strength, but flexibility declines significantly when men hit their 50s. This workout addresses the physical goals of men in their 50s while acknowledging their fitness needs.

This routine in particular is a 10-minute, full-body routine that addresses your whole body. We go through a variety of upper-body, lower-body, core, and even balance in this quick, instructive routine.

This 10-minute workout is part of the Yoga for Guys in Their 50s Series, a series of 6 workouts created specifically to address the flexibility levels and fitness goals of guys in their 50s. Workouts for this program will be released throughout March and April 2023.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:31 - High lunge

03:25 - Standing side bend & backbend

07:25 - Squat hold

08:35 - 1-leg balance

12:33 - Closing Notes

Other Video Mentioned: Yoga to Boost Testosterone for Guys 50+ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a44d1O2y4hw

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

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MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

If you overdid it with deadlifting the day before and you’re feeling sore in your low-back, pain when bending over, or just not feeling 100% in your low-back, this is a routine to help relieve that pain and help you feel better immediately.

Stretching your low-back can actually make things worse. Instead, this workout focuses on gently activating the muscles of your hips and core to release tension in the low-back.

Here’s a 10-minute recovery routine to gently alleviate back pain from deadlifting.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:40 -1-leg Reverse Crunches

02:01 - Knees Side to Side

03:26 - Bridge

04:54 - Low lunge

07:36 - Wide Legged Forward Fold with blocks

10:00 - 90/90 seat

12:33 - Closing Notes

Other Video Mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiNhTAInpk0

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

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MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

A 10-minute, full-body, yoga workout to help you strengthen your penis and improve your overall strength and flexibility for sex. Also helps you last longer in bed, and improves your body awareness.

This short routine addresses multiple aspects of sexual wellness for men, helping to strengthen your pelvic floor with specific exercises that improve the strength of your erections, improving your overall strength and flexibility for sexual activity, helping you last longer in bed by focusing on deepening your breathing, and more!

Be sure to check out the other videos in this sexual wellness series.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJU_eXrae2j_AbvbSVR8bujPaIWrHe8SO

Want to work more on your penis?

Yoga for Stronger Penises

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPPK2b9ydh8

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:40 - Hands to thighs on your back

03:15 - Bridge

05:00 - Boat

06:44 - Plank

08:38 - Chair

10:36 - Cobra

12:38 - Closing Notes

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

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MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Plantar fasciitis is caused by weakness and imbalances in the lower legs, including the ankles, feet, toes, and muscles on either side of your shin. Strengthening and improving these areas will address plantar fasciitis at the source. This workout stretches to relieve pain and also helps to strengthen those aforementioned areas.

Here’s a A quick 10-minute stretching video to help relieve pain from plantar fasciitis, targeting your ankles, feet, and lower legs.

Other Videos Mentioned:

https://manflowyoga.tv/programs/mfyl-ankle-mobility-for-stronger-deeper-squats

https://manflowyoga.tv/programs/mfyl-hip-ankle-mobility-to-reduce-knee-pain-in-squats

https://manflowyoga.tv/programs/mfyl-ankle-essentials-routine

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:24 -Low lunge with Heel Up

03:09 - Kneeling Feet Stretch

06:10 - Downdog with Calf Stretch

08:09 - Deep Squat Modification

10:25 - Closing Notes

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Attention Men over 50 - are you looking for a workout to build core strength, with no impact on your joints? This workout takes you through my 5 top exercises for building strength, in a way that’s appropriate for guys who are over 50.

Note that this is a generalization about average 50+ year old guys’ fitness levels, and you might find this easy or hard, depending on your overall fitness.

Other Videos Mentioned: Best Back Exercises for Men Over 50 | Strengthen Your Back in 10 Minutes | Beginner Friendly - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AykPrdWZcsI

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:29 - Reverse crunches & variations

03:09 - Bridge

04:36 - Situps and eccentric focus

05:52 - Side plank on knees

08:39 - Plank w/ one leg/one arm variations

10:21 - Closing Notes

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Want to get rid of that clicking in your knee? Do these 5 exercises and your knees will feel better instantly. This is a workout to target many of the direct causes of clicking in your knees. At the end of this 10 minute routine, your knees should feel much better in squats and lunges, and the overall clicking should be reduced.

Knee clicking is caused by a lack of strength and mobility in the areas connected to the knees, including the ankles, hips, thighs, and even your core. Working on these areas will help your body better support your knees, and your knee clicking will gradually be reduced over time with consistent repetition of these exercises

Other Videos Mentioned: FREE 7-Day, Beginners Yoga Challenge - No Flexibility Required! | Click Here to Get Your Free Yoga Workouts - https://shrtlnk.co/xM27p

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:45 - Bridge to 1-leg bridge

03:42 - Wide-legged Forward Fold

05:48 - Haka

07:30 - Standing 1-leg balance w/ hip abduction

09:35 - Low lunge with dorsi flexion - optional high lunge

12:05 - Closing Notes

WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

 Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Want More? Try these 3 Intermediate workouts, exclusives from the MFY App & Members’ Area for Free | Get access now - https://shrtlnk.co/q3muN ????????????

- Here are 5 Intermediate Yoga Poses to Develop Strength and Active Mobility. This is an intermediate to advanced full-body routine you can do to develop your strength and active mobility. This is an intense routine, but it’s short - just 12 minutes long, and you’ll feel the difference as the day goes in your posture, your overall physical feeling, and even your energy.

As noted, this is a more intermediate routine. For people who are not as advanced, it won’t seem like there is enough warm-up. There are also some movements that will be mostly unattainable. But if you have a good level of experience and mobility levels, I encourage you to give it a shot!

Other Videos Mentioned: Try these 3 intermediate workouts, exclusives from the MFY App & Members’ Area: https://shrtlnk.co/q3muN

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:34 - High Lunge

04:06 - Side Plank

06:45 - Lizard Reach Back

09:37 - Down Dog

11:30 - Deep Squats with Twists

12:58 - Closing Notes

Want to Enjoy Life Without the Aches and Pains? Join our FREE 7-Day, Beginners Yoga Challenge - No Flexibility Required! | Click Here to Get Your Free Yoga Workouts - https://shrtlnk.co/PPTmn

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

 Looking for a workout that’s easier for a guy new to yoga in their 50s? Give this one a shot! Start improving your balance and stability today!

In a recent study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, it showed people over 50 not being able to stand on one leg for 10 seconds increased their risk of injury and even death. In short, greater balance is linked to greater longevity.

This video is only 10-minutes and is ideal for beginners.

Other Videos Mentioned: 15-Min Yoga for Balance Workout - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm-f_sSeqwA&t=4s

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:11 - 1-leg balance knee to hip level

00:53 - Reverse crunches

01:54 - Bridge to single leg bridge w/ knee toward chest

03:56 - Side plank on knees

06:00 - Standing side bend

07:53 - High lunge

10:08 - 1-leg balance

11:38 - Closing Notes

FAQs

Can poor balance be improved?

Yes. Movement as simple as walking can help maintain good balance. Target exercises, such as a one-leg balance can help build strength and stability.

How long should you be able to balance on one leg?

A recent study showed balancing on one leg 10 seconds or longer can significantly decrease the risk of injury and has been linked to greater longevity.

What are 5 exercises for balance?

1. 1-leg balance

2. High Lunge

3. Standing Side Bend

4. Side Plank on Knees

5. Bridge Pose

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Looking for a workout that’s easier for a guy new to yoga in their 50s? Give this one a shot! Perfect for strengthening knees, with no yoga experience or flexibility required. This video is part 2 of our Men Over 50 Series.

Other Videos Mentioned: Best Back Exercises for Men Over 50 | Strengthen Your Back in 10 Minutes | Beginner Friendly - https://youtu.be/AykPrdWZcsI

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:31 - Single Leg Bridge

02:11 - Plank 1-leg lifted

03:30 - Low lunge

06:56 - Wide-legged Forward Fold

08:33 - Chair pose

09:53 - Closing Notes

The Better Man Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPtCYt1LaCatqNvBTYrR4nQ

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

- Looking for a workout that’s easier for a guy new to yoga in their 50s? Give this one a shot! Get rid of back pain at the source and start feeling better today.

This routine is a quick one to help with relieving back pain and starting your day feeling great - in just 10 minutes. 

Other Videos Mentioned: Yoga to Boost Testosterone for Guys 50+ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a44d1O2y4hw

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:31 - Core Warmup

01:31 - Bridge

02:45 - Deadbug

04:47 - Reclined twist

07:05 - Reclined figure 4

09:30 - Prone scap retraction

10:33 - Closing Notes

The Better Man Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPtCYt1LaCatqNvBTYrR4nQ

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga.  Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area.  There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

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MORE MAN FLOW YOGA: 

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?  

 https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

????  Facebook: /manflowyoga

????  Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Are you dealing with back pain? Here’s an efficient 10-minute yoga routine to relieve back pain, fix your posture, and keep your feeling great throughout the day.

This routine is a quick one to help with relieving back pain and starting your day feeling great - in just 10 minutes. It’s great for activating the muscles in your hips and core, stretching your back, releasing tension, and even improving your posture. Use it whenever you can!

Other Videos Mentioned: 10-Minute Yoga Cool-Down for Back - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAoDjzy09nQ

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:33 - Reverse crunch variations

02:32 - Bridge pose

04:28 - Reclined twist

07:26 - Reverse crunch

08:50 - Single leg bridge pose

10:53 - Low lunge

13:33 - Closing Notes

The Better Man Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPtCYt1LaCatqNvBTYrR4nQ

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

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#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:30 - Bridge Pose

02:00 - Plank

03:32 - Cobra Pose

04:30 - Low lunge to High Lunge

07:17 - Wide Legged Half Split

08:43 - Squat Hold

10:15 - Closing Notes

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

This 10-minute routine focuses on 4 glute exercises and works on releasing stiffness and muscle tightness from the glutes and their supporting muscles in the hips. This is great after a glute-focused workout (yoga, weights, or any workout that uses your glutes), and also for relieving joint pain in the back and knees caused by glute tightness. Use this as often as you would like!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:38 - Low Lunge

02:45 - Seated twist, knee to chest

05:11 - Reclined figure 4

07:20 - Pigeon

10:38 - Closing Notes

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

This 10-minute routine is a cool-down / stretching routine for your entire body, great to use after any workout. You can use immediately after you finish another workout, or a few hours later to help relieve stiffness and reduce your soreness the next day. This also helps with relieving joint pain or discomfort from muscle tightness, relieves stress, and is great for helping to wind down at night, too. Use it as often as you’d like!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:27 - Low Lunge with Sidebend

03:27 - Wide-legged forward fold

05:09 - Downdog / child’s pose

06:35 - Needle thread

06:34 - Reclined figure 4 / pigeon

11:22 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Here’s a fun, challenging dynamic yoga workout to work up a sweat, build strength, and help on your fitness journey. This 15-min yoga workout consist of 8 yoga poses to maximize weight loss and is great for when you want an intense workout in a short amount of time!

This workout is made with experienced / intermediate users in mind, but if you feel confident, give it a shot. This routine is difficult, from a strength and endurance perspective, so press pause as needed, and recognize you might not be able to do all of it your first (or tenth) time.

This workout is intense (a rare 5 out of 5 on the intensity scale!), but it’s short! Give it your all.

Other Videos Mentioned: Yoga for Weight Loss and Belly Fat | Fat Burning Core-Focused Workout for Complete Beginners - https://youtu.be/sNtrwnN-28E

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:20 - Plank

01:01 - Plank with leg lifts alternating

01:47 - Side plank with optional hip abductions

03:17 -High lunge, split squats to one-leg balance, hip flexion reps x 3, switch side

05:55 -Plank rest

06:07 - Plank to lower down to chest, full cobra row (arms ext, row, arms ext), pushup x

10:29 - Haka / goddess / horse

11:45 - Side plank crunches

13:57 - Deep squat walk, backwards and forwards

15:09 - Closing Notes

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Are you Looking for a yoga workout to help burn belly fat, build muscle, and tone up? You’re in the right place. This 15-minute power yoga workout is beginner-friendly and made with men in mind. Try it out today!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:33 - Squat Hold

01:28 - Backbend

02:06 - High Lunge

03:52 -Plank

04:45 -Cobra Pose

05:26 - DownDog

06:19 - Deep Squat with Pulses

07:20 - Squat Hold With Sideways Walk

08:36 - Standing Side Bends with Hip Abductions

10:16 - High lunge - low lunge - high lunge - airplane - 1-leg balance, leg extension x 3 , repeat sides

14:45 - 1-arm plank with YTA arms

16:18 - Deep Squat with Pulses

16:45 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

A 15-minute power yoga workout to help you with weight loss by building muscle, improving your body awareness and mindfulness, and moving your body.

Feel free to repeat the final sequence up to 10x. It’s fun, and you can really work yourself into a meditative rhythm if you learn it well enough and repeat it multiple times.

This workout is intense, but it’s short! Give it your all.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:37 - Reverse Cruches

03:32- Plank

04:06- Side Plank

05:29- Forearm Plank/Side Plank

07:23 - Runners lunge to high lunge to airplane to one-leg balance, one-leg balance twist

12:50 - Plank, lower down to cobra row, pushup to plank x 5 to side plank, hip thrusts x 10 on one side to deep squat, 20 pulses to other side side plank, hip thrusts x 10

15:00 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

- Here’s a 10-minute home workout to build muscle in your shoulders - without weights. Intense and to the point! This workout is made with a more experienced user in mind, but is considered beginner-friendly.

This workout is intense, but it’s quick! So give it your all and do your best. Press pause as needed. You can do this routine up to 3x per week.

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Here’s a 10-minute workout to build muscle in your back - without weights. Intense and to the point! This workout is made with a more experienced user in mind but is considered beginner-friendly. The warm-up is built into the workout, but you may find that you may need a little more warm-up if you’re used to a longer warm-up before getting into more demanding exercise.

This workout is intense, but it’s quick! So give it your all and do your best. Press pause as needed. You can do this routine up to 3x per week.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:36 - High Lunge with Rows

03:22- Standing Side Bend

04:40 - Plank

05:28 - Side Plank

07:00 - Cobra Pose

08:02 - Downdog Pose

08:45 - Full Locust

09:26 - Superman

09:49 - Dolphin Pose

10:40 - Cobra to Updog

11:30 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Want healthy knees? Want to make your knees stronger and increase your hip mobility/flexibility? Use this quick 10-minute routine up to 3x per week.

Avoid discomfort or pain in your knees, move better, and feel stronger with this quick 10-minute yoga routine. Improve your hip flexibility, hip strength, and balance to strengthen your knees. This routine is made with the typical guy in mind, so don’t worry about being flexible. No yoga experience, no flexibility, and no equipment required. Just do your best and follow along!

This video is sponsored by Rhone. I (Dean) am a proud brand ambassador for Rhone and have been using their gear since 2016. They’re an amazing company with top-quality training gear, and I highly recommend you try them out and see their quality for yourself. Use the code “Manflowyoga” and you’ll get a nice 15% Savings on your total purchase at www.rhone.com

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:33 - High Lunge

03:00- Wide Legged Forward Fold

04:10 - Warrior 2 to Side Angle

09:16 - Airplane

11:00 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

This is a quick, relaxing 10-minute yoga routine you can use to wind down for the evening and get a better night of sleep. It’s full body, and at just 10 minutes, it’s a great way for you to practice your body awareness and breathing, relieve some stress in your body, and get yourself into a better evening space for your home life.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:23 - Childs Pose

01:59- Needle Thread

04:42 - Low Lunge

07:20 - Happy Baby Pose

08:49 - Reclined Twist

11:11 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Here’s a no-nonsense morning-focused routine targeting your knees and hips to help you feel great for the day. Helps with relieving knee stiffness and hip stiffness from sitting (office workers). At just 10 minutes, this is an easy routine to fit into your schedule!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:22 - Low Lunge

02:40- Wide-Legged Forward Fold

04:00 - Warrior 1

08:05 - Reclined Figure 4

09:09 - Pigeon

10:09 - Reclined Figure 4 (other side)

10:40 - Pigeon

11:30 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Does yoga build power and strength? I’m going to answer that question with this 12-minute strength-focused yoga routine using floor poses to help you build core strength, hip strength, and work into your hip mobility. It’s great for taking care of your spine, getting rid of back pain, and helping address underlining causes of back pain for people who spend too much time sitting.

It’s also a workout that your toddler might find entertaining enough to jump in on themselves. If this happens, try not to worry too much about your form. Enjoy your time with them. :-)

Required Tools: Yoga Mat, 2 Blocks

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Got a toddler at home and want to practice on your yoga? This routine is a quick, casual routine you can do with your toddler nearby. Work your core, hips, and spine to address common dad-related back problems, people who sit a lot, and other general causes of back pain.

This is a nice routine you can use at any time to feel a bit better afterwards, without much focus.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:22 - Reclined Twists

01:28- Bridge Pose

02:38 - Cat Cow

03:30 - Plank

04:30 - Cobra Pose

05:30 - Low Lunge

06:44 - One Arm, One Leg Planks

07:10- Downdog Pose

09:00- Deep Squat

10:20 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Can yoga really strengthen your penis? Yes!! Do the right poses consistently and it can even help improve overall size, hardness, and sensation. This routine focuses on strengthening the pelvic floor and core to help you directly target the muscles involved in and the circulation of blood flow in the reproductive region.

This workout is an intense, challenging routine meant to build strength and improve your fitness. Modifications are included to accommodate most fitness levels, so give this a shot even if you’re a beginner!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:50 - Bridge Pose

02:23 - One Leg Bridge

04:02 - Boat Pose

05:30 - Forearm Plank

06:38 - Bird Dog Pose

08:35 - Cobra Pose

09:53 - Standing Side Bend

12:14 - Warrior 2 Pose

14:40 - Deep Squat

16:09 - Closing Notes

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

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- - What’s the secret to lasting longer in bed? Breathing. This workout is all about helping you practice lengthening your breathing. The more you can do this in your yoga workouts, the more it will translate into other areas of your life - ESPECIALLY other physical activities!

This short, 15-minute routine encourages you to focus on your breathing while maintaining a light intensity throughout the poses. Don’t push yourself too hard - you should be able to keep your breathing slow, long, and controlled for the entire duration. You can push your strength in mobility in other workouts - for now, focus on that breathing.

Be sure to check out the other videos in this sexual wellness series.

Other Videos Mentioned:
Check out the other videos in the sexual wellness series:
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:44 - High Lunge
03:20 - Standing Side Bend
05:40 - Chair Pose
07:00 - Mountain Pose
08:28 - Haka Pose
10:35 - Plank Pose
11:45 - Cobra Pose
12:36 - Child's pose
14:05 - Closing Notes

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga.  Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area.  There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

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Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

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Other Videos Mentioned:

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15-Minute Beginner’s Yoga for Men Total Body Workout - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsd2vxaRTf4

Yoga for Beginners - 30-Minute Full Body Workout - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUBzHThl-d0

???? WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. ???? SUBSCRIBE for MORE free yoga each week: http://bit.ly/2vDQ6dz

???? Full-length Man Flow Yoga Workouts are added every Monday to the Man Flow Yoga Members Area. There are over 350 videos and over 40 guided programs to choose from!

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MORE MAN FLOW YOGA:

?Man Flow Yoga Members Area?

https://shrtlnk.co/4krS1

Man Flow Yoga App is now live:

????iOS Apple - https://shrtlnk.co/bNJRe

???? Android - https://shrtlnk.co/MSFAv

????Fire TV - https://shrtlnk.co/UzEo3

?? Man Flow Yoga Cork Yoga Mat & Block Bundle: https://shrtlnk.co/iImuH - LIMITED TIME OFFER: Use code "MFYGEAR" for $40 Savings!

?? Start the FREE 7-Day Yoga Challenge: https://shrtlnk.co/8eqIJ

?? YOGA FOR MEN SERIES PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFY6yfm

?? BEGINNER VIDEOS PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/MFYbegvid

???? Facebook: /manflowyoga

???? Instagram: @manflowyoga

???????????? 4.8 out of 5 Stars and the #1 Ranked Yoga Website on Trustpilot - Click Here to Read our Reviews ???? - https://bit.ly/tpmfy

#yogaformen #mensyoga #yogaforbeginners #yoga #beginnersyoga

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Are You New to Yoga or Had a Bad Experience In The Past? 

- A 15-minute total-body yoga workout for beginners to help you build strength, mobility, increase flexibility, and learn proper technique. This is a quick workout that’s ideal for any time of day, as a morning routine, an afternoon break, or even a warm-up for another workout. It includes a solid combination of strength work, mobility training, stretching, and balance postures. Targets your core, shoulders, hips, and back. Great for relieving aches and stiffness, too. Enjoy! -

WELCOME to your yoga for men channel by Man Flow Yoga. Man Flow Yoga was made for guys who are new to yoga, who aren’t flexible and want a more effective workout. Our workouts are non-spiritual and designed to help men build mobility, flexibility, and strength. 

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Want to learn how to get stronger erections with yoga? Use these 5 yoga postures (and do them as described in this blog!) to stay erect longer, get stronger, better erections, and improve your overall sex life.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, making it the perfect time to learn yoga postures and exercises to help men improve their sex life. So whether you’re in a relationship, single, straight, bi, or gay (as far as I know, each one involves a penis if you’re a man), give these a shot!

Yoga has been proven to help improve your sex life, but some yoga poses are more helpful than others - and they must be done in a certain way in order to be effective.

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!

Are You New to Yoga or Had a Bad Experience In The Past? 

- Ready to get started with a yoga workout for men… that’s actually yoga for men? Here’s a 30-minute, beginner-friendly, no-flexibility & no yoga experienced required yoga workout specifically made for men. Work on more than just stretching - this workout also addresses strength, muscle activation, and mobility.

We recommend having 2 blocks and a yoga mat for this routine, but if you don’t have one then you can easily get by with a towel and two stacks of books, water bottles, or similar object.

Dean Pohlman is an E-RYT 200 certified yoga instructor and the founder of Man Flow Yoga. Dean is widely considered to be an authority on Yoga for Men. He has worked with physical therapists to create yoga programs for back health and spinal recovery. His workouts and programs have been used by professional and collegiate athletes, athletic trainers, and personal trainers; and have been recommended by physical therapists, doctors, chiropractors, and other medical professionals.

Dean is a successfully published author through DK Publishing (Yoga Fitness for Men), selling 35,000 copies worldwide in English, French, and German; in addition to being a co-producer of the Body by Yoga DVD Series, which has sold over 40,000 copies on Amazon since its release in 2016.

Man Flow Yoga has been featured in Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Mens’ Health, The Chicago Sun, New York Magazine, and many more major news media outlets.

Why Man Flow Yoga?

It’s easier if I start at the beginning, back in 2012…

My first yoga experience was on complete accident.

As it so happened, I was already planning on going to the gym after visiting the tailor, and a class was starting in the next 15 minutes. I approached the instructor, wearing my lacrosse hoodie and sweatpants, and asked whether or not this class would be useful for me.

While looking for the tailor, I wandered into a Bikram yoga studio. I had always wanted to try yoga, but the opportunity just hadn’t presented itself.

She told me that it would really help with my flexibility, my endurance, and toning up my muscles. I definitely needed to work on flexibility. And who wouldn’t want to improve muscle tone? So I said, okay, let’s do it.

What happened in the next 90 minutes completely shattered every preconception I had ever had about yoga.

Not even halfway through the class, I was drenched in my own sweat and utterly exhausted. My legs were shaking, my arms were exhausted (even though we weren’t using any weights), and I wanted nothing more than to leave the packed, overheated room and exit into what would have been a refreshingly cold winter day. But I stayed.

I was moving my body and exercising in completely new ways, and feeling soreness in muscles I didn’t even know I had. I also knew that by challenging myself I was becoming stronger, and there was no way I was going to give up mid-workout. (There were women there who were at least double, maybe triple my age. If they could do it, then I certainly could!)

When the class finally finished, I exited the room with an immense feeling of accomplishment. That 90-minute Bikram yoga class is still the hardest workout I’ve ever done. I knew at that moment that yoga would be a regular part of my workout routine – maybe for the rest of my life.

I kept doing yoga. Initially it was because I didn’t like not being able to do something, and I wanted to get a solid grasp on this new form of exercise. But after a few weeks of doing yoga, I started to notice some significant changes in my body.

In the first month, I noticed

• Greatly improved flexibility, mobility, and range of motion.
• More strength and endurance (particularly in my legs, hips, and core.)
• Improved core strength and stability.
• A stronger spine, increased spinal mobility, and increased back strength.
• Increased body and muscular awareness.
• Decreased recovery time, less soreness.
• Improved breathing and breathing awareness.

My body was definitely changing.

Yoga was making me better at my other workouts, and I was getting stronger in ways that I never had before.

My body and breath awareness skyrocketed. Flexibility was drastically improving – it was downright uncomfortable at first, but my body was becoming SO much more mobile the more I worked into the discomfort of muscle tightness.

Learn & practice strength-focused yoga. Programs, Workouts, Tutorials & More.

decided to give the channel a name that would specifically speak to men, as a way of letting guys know that yoga wasn’t just for women. After some quick thinking, I decided on Man Flow Yoga – and that’s how all of this started!