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The Expert’s Guide to Chaturanga, Part III
The best and worst modifications and alternatives for Chaturanga Dandasana. 5 Chaturanga modifications for injuries or learning the posture.
The Expert’s Guide to Chaturanga, Part II
Learn Chaturanga Dandasana for beginners, build strength, and discover key poses for safety in this foundational yoga pose.
The Expert’s Guide to Chaturanga, Part I
Keep your shoulders stable and build strength in Chaturanga Dandasana with these shoulder alignment tips. Learn more.
A Smart Yoga Flow for Hamstrings
Yoga for tight hamstrings: This vinyasa flow sequence will improve your hamstring flexibility. Practice now.
4 Propped Poses to Build Your Hanumanasana
Preparation is key for Monkey Pose (Hanumanasana). These four variations with props help you open up and learn the pose.
Essential Sequence: The Perfect Shoulderstand Prep
Sarvangasana prep? This Shoulderstand sequence will prepare your chest and shoulders and help you find a more comfortable, soothing pose.
Essential Sequence: Refine Your Headstand
A complete, thorough yoga headstand sequence for those who already have a regular practice of Headstand or Sirsasana.
5 Ways to (Re)Inspire Your Yoga Practice
Inspiration for Yoga Teachers: Feeling stale or lackluster? Here are 5 tips for reconnecting to the yoga practice you love.
Twist into Eka Pada Koundinyasana I
A sequence that warms you up and prepares you for the twisting arm balance Eka Pada Koundinyasana I. Learn more and practice along now.
5 Propped Poses to Help You Fall in Love With Backbends
Yoga props for backbends: Here, we offer 5 backbends with simple props to give you the support and boast you need to soar into the poses.
A Clear Approach for Dealing with the Stresses of Teaching Yoga
Yoga teacher advice: A clear approach to dealing with the common stressors that come from teaching yoga for a living. Read more now.
Essential Sequence: Stretch into Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana
An effective, thorough side bending yoga Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana sequence. Work your lats, quadrates lumborum, adductors, and hamstrings.