My Fit Yogi

My Fit Yogi

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11/03/2022

Being a tree, amongst the trees! Trying not to fall out of the pose, in the Fall šŸšŸ˜‰šŸ™

10/24/2022

It’s interesting how different a seated forward fold can feel when you change it to a reclined or supine (on your back) version since you now have to resist gravity and contract different muscles to get there (abdominals, hip flexors). Try a regular seated forward fold, pause, then try this version, pause and go back back to the seated version. Notice how different it now feels back in seated…and often it’s a deeper expression of the pose. Hold each variation for roughly five deep, slow breaths…and see what happens.

09/26/2022

There are many versions of twists that can occur from different body positions, such as standing, seated, or lying down (sometimes referred to a reclined). This variation doesn’t require balance, and can be a bit more relaxed (less muscle work) since the body is supported by the ground. If a full twist with legs stacked and shoulders down isn’t available yet, use props as needed. Blocks could be placed under the bottom knee, between the knees, or a blanket or towel can be placed under the shoulder or even the neck. I often do this variation towards the end of practice as a way of prepping for a final resting pose. Breathing should be slow and even, and as always, through the nose only, if possible.

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