Basic Series Class - YOGA CENTER OF DENVER

Posted by McKinney Puckett on June 30th, 2021

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H. Repeat if requirement be once again taking the practice for about 6 breaths, or longer. Release to rest the belly back on the mat/ground. A. Sit on a folded blanket. Bend your right knee, and pull your best foot towards its own thigh so that your right heel touches your right buttock.

B. Location your palms on the flooring next to your butts, fingers pointing forward. Exhale and raise your spinal column. C. Exhale and twist taking the torso 90 degrees to the right, moving the shoulders, chest, head, and middle back. Bend the left arm and moving the left shoulder forward, stretch it to the ceiling and hold the ideal knee.

D. While seated here do not let the left leg to tilt to the left and do not raise the best hip far from the mat. E. Inhale, engage the core carefully and exhale and twist from the torso, keeping the knee near the left side of the chest.

Press and engage the right-hand man by pressing and activating the fingers. As your exhale, breathe much deeper lifting the chest upwards and twisting from the hip, shoulders and the neck joint. G. Hold the posture for about 6 breaths as you gaze behind. To launch, exhale and come back to being in Dandasana, (staff present).

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H. Repeat with the other side, taking the twist towards the left side while you hang on to the left leg with your right arm. Stay for about 6 breaths breathing slow and deep. Note: Above yoga series is for academic purposes just. Please seek advice from a physician and/or a certified yoga teacher or yoga therapist before beginning any workout routine, including yoga.

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