This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Gaiam for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
I know so many of you loyal ~EMM fans have resolved to bring more health and wellness into your lives in 2012, that whenever I am given an opportunity to share something with you that will make it easier I am happy to oblige. And today, that helpful tidbit is GaiamTV
Gaiam TV is the first streaming video subscription designed to reach those in health, wellness, yoga, fitness, and personal development. With over 2,000 titles it's like Netflix for health and wellness! Not to mention Pilates and cardio classes!! Gaiam viewers can practice with top instructors like Jillian Michaels, Mari Winsor and Kathryn Budig, just to name a few.
User friendly and customizable, Gaiam TV's yoga and fitness studios are flexible and easy to use. Subscribers can personalize work-outs for weight loss, total body sculpting, or increased energy. Plus, they can narrow down their options based on level, style, instructor and the amount of time they have. With Gaiam TV viewers can simply serach for videos, make playlists, preview selections and even rate and review titles.
Can you imagine having 24/7 access and convenience available anytime or anywhere on your PC, iPad or even smartphone? I know for me, this is the thing that would speak to me the most. Having professional instruction in the palm of my hand, when I choose, where I choose.
Gaiam TV's $9.95 per month subscription fee allows subscribers unlimited streaming content. But they offer a 10 day trial period for you to test it out! The subscription is no strings attached, no commitment, and you can cancel at anytime. (But really, why would you want to???)
And right now you can win a 1 month subscription to Gaiam TV for FREE. Plus a Gaiam Yoga mat! I know you love free stuff as much as I do! For all the details, how to enter and participating blogs, click here.
If Gaiam TV sounds like something that could be useful and even fun for you, be sure to enter the contest to try it out, and stay up on all their happenings on Twitter @GaiamTV.
I know so many of you loyal ~EMM fans have resolved to bring more health and wellness into your lives in 2012, that whenever I am given an opportunity to share something with you that will make it easier I am happy to oblige. And today, that helpful tidbit is GaiamTV
Gaiam TV is the first streaming video subscription designed to reach those in health, wellness, yoga, fitness, and personal development. With over 2,000 titles it's like Netflix for health and wellness! Not to mention Pilates and cardio classes!! Gaiam viewers can practice with top instructors like Jillian Michaels, Mari Winsor and Kathryn Budig, just to name a few.
User friendly and customizable, Gaiam TV's yoga and fitness studios are flexible and easy to use. Subscribers can personalize work-outs for weight loss, total body sculpting, or increased energy. Plus, they can narrow down their options based on level, style, instructor and the amount of time they have. With Gaiam TV viewers can simply serach for videos, make playlists, preview selections and even rate and review titles.
Can you imagine having 24/7 access and convenience available anytime or anywhere on your PC, iPad or even smartphone? I know for me, this is the thing that would speak to me the most. Having professional instruction in the palm of my hand, when I choose, where I choose.
Gaiam TV's $9.95 per month subscription fee allows subscribers unlimited streaming content. But they offer a 10 day trial period for you to test it out! The subscription is no strings attached, no commitment, and you can cancel at anytime. (But really, why would you want to???)
And right now you can win a 1 month subscription to Gaiam TV for FREE. Plus a Gaiam Yoga mat! I know you love free stuff as much as I do! For all the details, how to enter and participating blogs, click here.
If Gaiam TV sounds like something that could be useful and even fun for you, be sure to enter the contest to try it out, and stay up on all their happenings on Twitter @GaiamTV.
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