Yoga Classes › "downward facing dog"
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04:46Upward Facing Dog Pose Tutorial
Dylan shows us up-dog or Urdhva Mukha Svanasana, alongside variations which can help alignment in this yoga pose. This pose can be practiced on its own or as part of the sun salutations.
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08:20Downward Facing Dog Pose Tutorial
Downward facing dog or Adho Mukha Svanasana, is one of the most common of yoga poses, but as a result, incorrect alignment can create a habit causing injury. Dylan shows us safe, correct alignment, alongside variations to build strength and ease in the pose.
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02:16Forrest Yoga: Turbo Dog Tutorial
Kristi teaches the very specific technique for doing the Forrest Yoga Turbo Dog which teaches us to 'wrap the shoulders' using the chest and shoulder muscles effectively.
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29:28Forrest Yoga: Intro to Forrest Yoga
Kristi teaches a short practice as an introduction to Forrest yoga. She teaches the principles of how to work with strength but gently, with a released neck and strong core. She also shows us how to 'turbo' our shoulders in downward dog - your down dogs will never feel the same. A great practice if you don't have much time but need to strengthen whilst you release. Props: A block to sit on
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22:59Awaken to Yoga
This is a lovely, meditative, sweet and slow flow to warm up the body for the day. It is great for beginners as well as advanced yogis who want to take care of their bodies from the inside out. This practice would be wonderful to be used as a pre-curser to your morning meditation as Jean gently guides attention inward through the focus on the breath. This could also be used at the end of the day before your evening meditation. Jean guides you gently into the breath, gives great alignment guidance to some gentle backbends and lovely, long modified downward dogs. No better way to start, or indeed end the day. Props: Bolster or firm pillows
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04:28Crow 3: Three Legged Dogs
This third stage of the crow challenge introduces more conditioning moves including three-legged dog for developing structure and stability through the shoulders. This posture is perfect for those aspiring to crow as it also opens the hips, developing the position for crow.
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