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STEP 1: Kneel and keep your back straight. |
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STEP 2: Step forward with your right foot until the foot is a little in front of the knee and your upper leg is parallel with the floor. The left foot (the one at the back) rests on the floor with its toes and your lower leg on the mat. You can increase the stretching of your leg muscles in the front part of your left hip by bending your front leg more and more.
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STEP 3: Raise both arms, and hook both thumbs together. At the same time you stretch your arms upwards and you pull the thumbs slightly apart. Then you raise your knee at the back so that your weight is now equally divided between the leg in front and the leg at the back. Look forward and focus your attention on one point. This helps you to maintain your balance. If you find this easy, you can also look upwards or even backwards instead of looking in front of you.
It is important that your chestbone remains low and that you do not make your lower back too hollow. By stretching your arms you also stretch your back. When doing that, try to maintain dynamism from the sacrum to the hip. |
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These are all the Yoga Poses covered in this section:
| Cat Pose | |
| Triangle Pose | |
| Revolved Triangle Pose | |
| Crescent Moon Pose | |
| Warrior Pose I | |
| Warrior Pose II | |
| Warrior Pose III | |
| Wide-legged Forward Bend | |
| Chair Pose I | |
| Chair Pose II | |
| Standing Forward Bend | |
| Downward Facing Dog Pose | |
| Revolved Side Angle Pose | |
| Hands to Feet Pose | |
| Standing Side Stretch Pose | |
| Spread Leg Forward Fold | |
| Tree Pose | |
| Half Moon Pose | |
| Sun Salutation Pose | |
| Spread Leg Forward Fold | |
| Hero Pose | |
| Lotus Pose | |
| Seated Forward Bend | |
| Child Pose | |
| Garland Pose | |
| Full Boat Pose | |
| Half Spinal Twist | |
| Sage Twist | |
| Leg Reclining Lunge | |
| Leg to Side Pose | |
| Leg Pulls | |
| Single Leg Raises | |
| Double Leg Raise | |
| Wind Relieving Pose | |
| Crane Pose | |
| Head Stand | |
| Shoulder Stand | |
| Plough Pose | |
| Hand Stand | |
| Bow Pose | |
| Wheel Pose | |
| Locust Pose | |
| Fish Pose | |
| Cobra Pose | |
| Dog Pose | |
| Bridge Pose | |
| Corpse Pose |
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Tuesday 20th November 2007 at 6:10:03 AM
There should be breathing instruction along with the asana movement. I expect from you to be more specific about should we inhale or exhale with each single movement.
Sunday 13th April 2008 at 10:58:12 PM
I've noticed that there isn't sufficient information for when to exhale and inhale in any of the yoga poses I've come aross so far. Can you please include them in your instructions too? thank you.
Friday 18th December 2009 at 3:13:13 AM
As rule of thumb , with every movement where the neck/head is raised you inhale and exhale when you bend down.This is just a generic instruction, but I agree if the website can include this details per movement.
Saturday 30th October 2010 at 12:56:26 AM
this site is very useful for me. i do it at home. i do thank you.
Saturday 27th August 2011 at 5:45:49 AM
The illustration of the poses are very clear and understandable, I will do all the yoga exercises in the morning, I hope it will keep my health good.
Saturday 7th January 2012 at 8:52:07 AM
It looks like a Warrior 1 pose to me, is there any difference, I thought that the Moon pose is a standing pose stretching the upper body to the side, am I wrong?
Thursday 2nd February 2012 at 10:45:35 PM
excllent site!!!
very very very helpful>>
thanku soooo much:)
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