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Asanas

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Warm-up Asanas​

Seated Asanas​

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A warm-up yoga asana sequence gently prepares the body for deeper stretches and movement by increasing circulation, warming the muscles, and promoting flexibility and focus.

A seated yoga asana sequence focuses on grounding the body, improving flexibility, and promoting relaxation through gently, mindful stretches while seated on the floor or a chair.

Standing Asanas​

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Balance Asanas​

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A standing yoga asana sequence strengthens the legs, enhances balance, and opens the hips and chest, while promoting stability, focus, and alignment through dynamic, grounding postures.

Balance asanas focus on improving stability, coordination, and mental concentration by challenging the body to find equilibrium in standing or balancing postures, strengthening both physical and mental focus.

Core Asanas​

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Back Bend Asanas​

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Core asanas focus on strengthening the muscles of the abdomen, lower back, and pelvis, improving stability, posture, and overall body strength while enhancing balance and flexibility.

Backbend asanas open the chest, stretch the spine, and strengthen the core and back muscles, promoting flexibility, energy flow, and emotional release while cultivating courage and heart-opening..

Twisting Asanas​

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Twisting asanas promote spinal flexibility, detoxification, and digestion by gently rotating the torso, stretching the back and shoulders, and stimulating the internal organs for improved mobility and circulation.

Cook Down Asanas​

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Cool-down asanas gently relax the body, release any remaining tension, and promote deep stretching and restoration, helping to calm the nervous system and prepare for relaxation or meditation.

Inversion Asanas​

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Shavasana

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Inversion asanas reverse the effects of gravity, which helps boost circulation, stimulate lymphatic drainage, build core strength ad relieve stress. 

Shavasana, or Corpse Pose, is a deeply restorative asana that allows the body to fully relax and integrate the benefits of the practice, calming the mind and promoting deep states of relaxation and rejuvenation.

Image by Aleksandra Boguslawska

"Yoga is the fountain of youth. You are only as young as your spine is flexible."

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