Check out some of the free resources on Ashtanga vinyasa yoga. This section includes the details of the practices that are included in the Ashtanga vinyasa series like bandhas, drishti, sun salutation A & B, Warrior sequence, shortened series, history of ashtanga vinyasa, application of the eight limbs of yoga in actual practice, and much more.
Surya Namaskar A – Ashtanga YogaSurya Namaskar – Sun Salutation Surya – Sun, Namaskar – SalutationSurya namaskar A is the starting warmup sequence of Ashtanga… Read More »Surya Namaskar A – Ashtanga Yoga
Surya Namaskar B- Ashtanga YogaSurya Namaskar B An ancient yogic tradition of honoring the rising or setting of the sun (surya). It is thought… Read More »Surya Namaskar B- Ashtanga Yoga
Bandha – Energetic LocksAlong with pranayama and asana practice, there are some more subtle ways to direct the prana in your body. These… Read More »Bandha – Energetic Locks
Applying the 8 Limbs of Yoga to your Ashtanga Vinyasa PracticeAshtanga Vinyasa Yoga is a systematic approach to yoga, originally designed for the householder. In this system, you could combine… Read More »Applying the 8 Limbs of Yoga to your Ashtanga Vinyasa Practice
Sanskrit Breakdown of Posture NamesThe names of the asanas (postures) can be divided into different groups: instructions, lifeless forms, animal forms, human forms, and… Read More »Sanskrit Breakdown of Posture Names
Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga – Short Sequences 45,30,15 minutesWith increasingly hectic work, and family lives, finding an extra two hours a day to practice yoga can seem impossible.… Read More »Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga – Short Sequences 45,30,15 minutes
Warrior Sequence – ‘Surya Namaskar C’ – Ashtanga Vinyasa YogaWe are often asked how to get from Utkatasana (fierce posture), through the two variations of Virabhadrasana (warrior pose), and… Read More »Warrior Sequence – ‘Surya Namaskar C’ – Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga
Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga- A brief historyAshtanga vinyasa yoga is a traditional system of practice with its roots being passed down through a lineage of teachers… Read More »Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga- A brief history
Drishti, INTENTIONAL focal point in asana practiceDrishti means gaze or focal point. It is the practice of intentionally keeping your eyes on a specific point, to… Read More »Drishti, INTENTIONAL focal point in asana practice
Insights on ashtanga vinyasa yoga and the Full Primary seriesContents Different Yoga traditions in India Understanding the name- Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga Where does the Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga Originate? How… Read More »Insights on ashtanga vinyasa yoga and the Full Primary series
