Episode 43: Q&A W/ Jason – Sacroiliac Pain, Tailbone Cues, & Wonky Knees

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Jason Crandell Portrait

Hi everyone!

This week, Jason comes back to Yogaland to answer your questions, specifically:

  • Is the cue ‘flatten your tailbone’ correct or outdated?
  • Why do yoga teachers tell us to flex the foot in Pigeon Pose? How does it protect the knee?
  • Why is sacroiliac pain such a pain in the a$$?

Thank you to all of you who have sent in questions!

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