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Hello friends! how are you doing? Please enjoy the morning so far! I do a quick exercise and start working here. I have a lot to do!
Let’s talk about yoga today. Yoga has been consistently good for me for several years. I can’t believe I started practicing 20 years ago! I especially liked yoga trips Yoga training. We have taught a lot of patience, existence, and grace. Sometimes yoga practice is amazing, and in other cases it feels incredibly difficult and challenging.
One of my favorite arm balance: Side Crow! In today’s post, I thought I would do this for this post if you were working.
Exploring other yoga pose not only diversify your practice, but also builds up your health in various parts of your body. The side crow poses, also known as the Parsva Bakasana or ‘Twisted Crow Pose’, are a powerful arm balance posture that strengthens the upper arm, core and wrists, as well as a deep twist.
*Note: It is helpful to look at this pose with a certified yoga instructor, so you can check the form and give you a tip!
Side Crow Pose Yoga
The side cross pose is a high -end arm balance that keeps your feet from the floor and bends your elbows deep. It is a deformation of a crow pose, but it literally has a more difficult twist. You can threaten at first, but mastering the side crow poses is very satisfactory and rewarding.
There are some tips for starting! As always, it moves within the range of the body. Consult your doctor before you change your health.
The benefits of side crow poses
- Create upper body strength
- It is related to core muscles
- Improves balance and adjustment
- Improves focus and concentration
- It stimulates digestion
How to perform side crow poses: step by step
Step 1: The chair poses to twist the torso
Start from the chair pose and collect the palms in the heart center. Spread your torso sideways and connect your elbow outside the knee.
Step 2: Deep squat and palm placement
Lower your hands to the floor while squatting your hips deep. Place your palms with your shoulders and spread your fingers wide. Bend deep on your elbows and create « shelves » on your legs.
Step 3: lift your feet
When you start to balance with your hands, make your elbows deep into your elbows. At first, lift your feet gently on the floor. This allows you to feel the balance and strength you need for your posture.
Step 4: Pose Pose
If your feet continue to lift high on the floor, keep your elbows deep bent. Find the focus of balancing. Pose for some breathing while feeling the core involvement and the power of the arm.
Step 5: Transformation Search
If you feel stable in the side cross pose, you can stretch both legs forward to create a straight line from head to heel. Maintain deep twisting your torso and focus on participating in the core and arms.
Step 6: Release and rest
To release from the pose gently lower your feet to the floor and relax your body. Take a moment to rest in a sitting position and collect your palms in a heart center to breathe your deep breath many times.
Do not forget to approach this pose with patience and mindfulness. It is important not to force yourself to the location that gives you feel uncomfortable or safe.
Side crow deformation
Side Crow with extended legs
In this variation, one leg will be extended while maintaining the pose. This requires more core strength and balance.
Side Crow with both legs extending
Stretch your legs and straighten as soon as possible.
Side crow with deep twist
Make a deep torsion on your torso and focus on rotating your chest towards the bent arm. This change improves spinal mobility.
Side Crow Pose is a challenging and deep yoga pose to practice to master. Listen to your body and do not forget to approach your pose with patience and patience. You got this!
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Friend: What is your favorite yoga pose?
XO
Gina
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