
28 of the Best Back-Bending Yoga Poses
Yoga backbends for beginners, intermediate, and advanced! Standing, seated, lying down, inversions: so many ways to move your spine and strengthen your back.
Read moreYoga backbends for beginners, intermediate, and advanced! Standing, seated, lying down, inversions: so many ways to move your spine and strengthen your back.
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Read moreSkandasana, also called Side Lunge and Half Squat, is a great addition to your yoga routine because it gets your body moving and opening in new ways.
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Read moreUttanasana appears to be a very simple yoga pose but if you pay close attention to your alignment and body mechanics, you'll get a lot more out of it.
Read moreSide plank is a great way to build arm and core strength, and there are variations for every level of yoga student, from a supported version to full extension.
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Read moreSukhasana (Easy Pose) is any comfortable cross-legged sitting position. Here’s how to use props to get more comfort in your seat.
Read moreBoth Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese tradition of forest bathing, and yoga are known to reduce stress. Here’s how to put the two together.
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