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Padmasana Group Of Yoga Postures

Padmasana Group Of Yoga Asana/Postures

This posture comes up a lot in a variety of types of posture, from meditative to strength-based. It is a key element in many asana practices but people often underestimate or forget how difficult this posture is, to begin with. The key here is making sure it is NOT hurting your knees. This isn’t a muscular stretch feeling and it will get worse if you keep pushing it not better.

If you are new to this posture, start with lots of hip openers and dynamic movements to stretch and warm up the body beforehand. This library also consists of postures that can help you prepare for padmasana. Check the functional anatomy and alignment of padmasana to understand how to do it safely.

Scroll through our Padmasana Group of Asana/Posture library for beginner, intermediate and advanced postures, Click on the link or thumbnails to know the details.

Padma mayurasana- Lotus peacock posture
Padma means lotus and Mayur means Peacock in Sanskrit.  This demands good physical strength though it is easier than Mayurasana.… Read More »Padma mayurasana- Lotus peacock posture
Padmasana-Lotus-PosturePadmasana – Lotus Posture
Padma = Lotus This is thought to be the best meditation posture, and if anyone is praticing Ashtanga yoga you… Read More »Padmasana – Lotus Posture
Utpluthih-Uprooting-posture-utplutihUtpluthih – Uprooting
Utpluthih is also known as tolasana – scales pose Steps: 1 Take the legs in to the lotus pose. If… Read More »Utpluthih – Uprooting
Urdhva-Padmasana-Upward-Lotus-PostureUrdhva Padmasana – Upward Lotus Posture
This is a challenging posture and an extension of Sarvangasana (Shoulderstand) seen in the first series of Ashtanga Yoga. You… Read More »Urdhva Padmasana – Upward Lotus Posture
Matsyasana-Fish-PostureMatsyasana – Fish Posture
This is a posture with a lot of physical and therapeutic benefits, it may take some time to master so… Read More »Matsyasana – Fish Posture
Urdhva-Kukkutasana-upward-rooster-postureUrdhva Kukkutasana – upward rooster posture
Urdhva means upwards, kukkut means a rooster. There are several ways to come into this posture like headstand and handstand,… Read More »Urdhva Kukkutasana – upward rooster posture
Ardha-baddha-padma-vrikshasana-half-bound-lotus-tree-poseArdha baddha padma vrikshasana – half bound lotus tree pose
Ardha = half, baddha = bound, padma = lotus, vriksh = tree Steps: Stand in Tadasana (Mountain pose). Separate your… Read More »Ardha baddha padma vrikshasana – half bound lotus tree pose
Ardha-Baddha-Padmotanasana-Half-Bound-Lotus-Standing-Forward-BendArdha Baddha Padmotanasana – Half Bound Lotus Standing Forward Bend
This can be quite a tricky posture so there are a few modifications that can be made throughout.  Stay standing,… Read More »Ardha Baddha Padmotanasana – Half Bound Lotus Standing Forward Bend
Marichyasana-DMarichyasana D
This is the 4th posture in a series dedicated to sage Marichi. This is considered to be one of the… Read More »Marichyasana D
Marichyasana BMarichyasana B
Marichyasana B, is the second in a set of poses that use binding, twisting, and bending to access areas of… Read More »Marichyasana B