Premium Yoga Cards – Deck with Over 120 Yoga Poses – Yoga Sequencing Deck with Yoga Cues and Sanskrit Names for Beginners and Teachers – Unique Yoga Gift for Women or Any Yoga Lover

I received my premium yoga deck today and absolutely love it! The deck is beautiful! These cards are bigger than playing cards, they are sturdy, thick, and high quality. The poses are large enough to see from a distance (if you’re on the mat and the cards are on the floor) and the information is easy to read. The case is a nice sturdy case. I have another yoga deck that I don’t enjoy using because the cards are small (playing card size) and it is hard to see when you’re on the mat. This deck is much, much better. I thought the price was a little high but once I got the cards I though it was money well spent. I would absolutely buy these again as a gift for someone. If Asana Moon comes out with another deck (Yin Yoga please!) I’d buy that too.

I love this yoga cards! They are very well-designed and perfect for beginners. Each card provides clear explanations of the poses. PLUS, they're compact and easy to take anywhere, so I can practice at home, in the park or while traveling.

I wanted a pack with a large variety of poses and info on how the poses correspond to the chakras. That is exactly what I got with this deck. The cards look great, are of good quality, and have good info. I am happy. 😃

I was disappointed that the title description for the product advertises "120 yoga poses," but there are actually only 101. That's still a lot, it's just annoying that I was expecting 120 and there are not even that many cards total. I don't know why they wrote the title description that way.Otherwise, I really like them. I think it's a little busy with all the information on the cards, but I do really like that they included a difficulty rating, so I can just pull the cards for the difficulty I want at the time. I also like the colors, drawings and general aesthetic. The quality of the cards is also good; they feel sturdy.One thing I wish they had was categorizations of what body areas different poses target (for example hips, back, or legs). I know that yoga poses are not normally classified that way, but I'm always looking for material that will, because I mainly put sequences together based on what part of my body is bothering me the most, or which areas I want to work on with flexibility. Again, I know it's not traditional, but I think it would be a very practical addition.

I am a newer yogi learning more about the practice and these cards are super helpful. If you are a beginner or trying to start up an at home practice of your own, I highly recommend getting these cards! They make it very simple and include the Sanskrit terms as well.

Also very sturdy

These are high quality cards with a lot of helpful information on them. They are grouped by color to make them easy to sort, and offer helpful guidance for each pose represented. I'm using them to help build sequences for my YTT training until I get better at putting flows together. A helpful resource to have.

These cards are AMAZING!! Wish they made another pack with sequencing . Love. Referred 3 people to buy n they all love these