Hyperextension In Yoga Postures
What is hyperextension of joints? Hyperextension means the extension of the joints beyond their normal range of motion. Hyper-extension can be most commonly seen in… Read More »Hyperextension In Yoga Postures
What is hyperextension of joints? Hyperextension means the extension of the joints beyond their normal range of motion. Hyper-extension can be most commonly seen in… Read More »Hyperextension In Yoga Postures
Learn this before starting your Pranayama practice Before moving on to specific pranayama techniques, it will be helpful to bring awareness to your normal breath.… Read More »Yoga Practice and respiratory system
The enteric nervous system (ENS) is the nervous system found in your gut. Earlier the ENS used to be considered a part of the autonomic… Read More »Yoga and the enteric nervous system
Wrist pain and injuries are quite common in Yoga asana practice. There are so many postures where either the whole weight of the body is… Read More »Wrists in yoga postures and injuries
Parsva bakasana (side crane pose) is an intermediate-level pose that requires a mix of strength and flexibility. While Kakasana (the crow pose)mostly requires strength in… Read More »Parsva-bakasana preparation Sequence
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Ashtanga vinyasa yoga is a traditional system of practice with its roots being passed down through a lineage of teachers (Parampara). Parampara The Traditional Style… Read More »Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga- A brief history
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