Drivetime Yoga: Award Winning Audio Book
Realizing that the drivers of Southern California s freeways could use a little mindful breathing while on the road, Elaine has developed what s arguably the most unique and beneficial tool for commuters since the stop light. OK, maybe since the police radar detector, but you get the idea. Elaine is the creator of Drivetime Yoga. And honestly, who doesn't need to mellow out when they re on the road? A little more relaxed while driving is good for all of us. Essentially, Drivetime Yoga offers tips on how to relax while driving by using yoga inspiration and driving ergonomics to fight road rage, relieve commuter stress and improve driver health. -Rick Bell is senior editor for Workforce Management in Irvine and previously was managing editor of the San Diego Business Journal. Examiner.com review --Examiner.com - Extreme Commuter Blog--AskPatty.com - Jody De Vere, FounderCar Yoga Cures Road Rage Driving is not the most pleasant experience for me. Especially in a dense city like Toronto, traffic jams or traffic related incidents and road rage go hand in hand. I admit that once in awhile road rage sneaks up on me and for a few seconds, the worst side of me rears its ugly head. And almost always I regret my behaviour. In addition, I tend to get foot cramps and/or a stiff neck during long commutes. For those of you like me, who want to minimize driving injuries or road rage, Drivetime Yoga may be the answer. Drivetime Yoga, created by Elaine Masters, offers tips on how to relax while driving by using yoga asanas and driving ergonomics to fight road rage, relieve commuter stress and improve driver health.Marina - UnitedYogis.com--UnitedYogix.comYoga has become very popular as a low impact exercise program to improve one's fitness quota. I for one, have been a walker or water fitness person, (who really needs to do it more often!). I've considered Yoga but until now never felt it fit my Car Girl image until now... Elaine Masters of Drivetime Yoga has developed a very innovative idea to combine Yoga and driving to help reduce stress and improve posture. -Jody DeVere, founder Ask Patty, Automotive Advice for Women--AskPatty.com