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Yoga Pose Notebook: Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana (Revolved Head-to-Knee Pose)
Practice tips for Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana (Revolved Head-to-the-Knee Pose). The way you learned the pose might not be optimal.
Check Your Head: Four Ways to Get Ready to Teach a Yoga Class
Enhance yoga classes with a conscious strategy. Read Jason Crandell’s 4 tips for mental preparation. Yoga teachers, dive in!
Sequencing Solutions: Strengthen your Hamstrings
Modify your yoga to strengthen hamstrings safely with this sequence designed for balance and strength in this muscle group.
A Balanced Yoga Sequence to Lotus Position
This Padmasana yoga sequence will make your hips be happier and healthier. If anything is going to help your Lotus Position, it’s this.
Yoga Anatomy in Action: Stronger, Safer Side Plank (Vasisthasana)
Optimize your Vasisthasana (Side-Plank) with proper alignment of the bottom arm. Find out the benefits of a 90-degree angle for stability.
Essential Sequence: 15 Poses to Warrior III
Here’s how to make Warrior III (Virabhadrasana III) Pose more effective and accessible. Plus a short yoga pose sequence.
10 Creative Ways to Inspire Your Yoga Practice This Summer
Looking for yoga inspiration? Here are 10 creative ways to inspire your yoga practice. Get ready to be inspired. Read more now.
Essential Sequence: Learn to Love Camel Pose
This Camel Pose yoga sequence will maximize the benefits of Ustrasana while minimizing the challenges of the posture. Read more now.
My 5 Favorite Yoga Postures (And Why I Love Them)
We love our favorite yoga poses for good reasons. So, here are 5 of Jason Crandell’s favorite yoga poses and why he loves them. Read more now.
In Praise of Moving More Slowly
Slow yoga: Here’s why slowing down your yoga flow can deepen your practice and benefit your students. Read on, and slow down, now.
Yoga Sequence to Revolved Triangle
This yoga seqeunce to Revolved Triangle is designed to address the tight spots that this posture reveals in the body.
In Praise of the Quiet Yoga Class
Yoga and music often go together, but I prefer a quiet classroom. Here are a few reasons why I choose not to play music in my classes.