New Year's resolution: "Exercise videos led by industry celebrities-that will keep me motivated."
Lots of gentle beginner videos make this the go-to spot for those looking to dip their toes into yoga workouts this year. Guys and girls, old and young-everyone's got an yoga instructional video fit for them on this YouTube channel.
New Year's resolution: "What's yoga? Maybe I should try that." Plus, one of the playlists is devoted entirely to yoga in hotel rooms, so you'll never have to skip a day.
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This Deepak Chopra-endorsed yogi master compiled a series of videos on YouTube that'll get you trained in complicated handstand maneuvers in no time flat. New Year's resolution: "I want to master more than the 'downward dog' pose in yoga this year." Each video is themed around maximizing workout time in the midst of everyday life, like exercises to do in the kitchen while you're waiting for your food to cook, or an indoor "Snow Day" workout. Lauren films practically all of her videos using the space in her own apartment, finding cans and water bottles to use as weights for her routines. New Year's resolution: "I'll work out more. Beyond that, there's a well-organized, extensive collection of videos based on targeted areas of body improvement, and a bonus section dedicated to answering our most burning questions, like: "When Will I See My Abs?" (You'll find a goldmine of videos with titles like "Live and Let Sweat," "Thunderbutt," and "Cardio Royale"). Kristen, the London-based personal trainer behind the videos, has a playlist explicitly dedicated to James Bond-themed workouts. New Year's resolution: "I want to look like a Bond girl." Our edited selection of the top ten YouTube fitness channels, organized by the type of fitness goal you set for yourself this year, is after the jump. It's a whole lot less of a time and money commitment, plus, these lessons are portable-all you need is an internet connection, a mat and some willpower. If paying out for classes or a gym membership seems like a bummer, consider entering the big, wide world of YouTube fitness channels. Welcome to Racked's Fitness Week: five days of workout coverage to kick your New Year's resolutions off right. You can also see what we’re up to by signing up here. The archives will remain available here for new stories, head over to Vox.com, where our staff is covering consumer culture for The Goods by Vox. Thank you to everyone who read our work over the years.
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