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Expanding Your Knowledge of Yoga Postures
As your skills in Yoga increase your ability to progress will also increase. This will require slowly adding more and more complex postures to your repertoire. Rather than memorising completely different postures, you should begin by adapting postures and then moving through their different variations until you can complete the full pose. The following is a four step guide to the variations of Triang Mukhaikapada Pascimottanasana from beginner level to the full posture.
Additional Tools to Have for Home Yoga
There are other tools that many Yoga learners will keep to hand aside from those found in “The Tools you will need to Help Make Yoga Easier and Safer”. As a beginner you may want to consider having all of these tools to hand, but some of them may only be required when learning some of the more difficult moves for the first time.
Getting to Grips with Difficult Twists
Twists can sometimes be a confusing affair and are difficult to master properly. Especially when all you have to go by is written instructions and not much help when it comes to actually seeing the poses in live action. The Bharadvajasana is widely regarded as a simple twist but can still be very difficult to complete properly. Many of these postures do have alternative variations however especially thanks to pioneering Yoga researchers such as Iyengar who have helped to bring Yoga to the wider populace. To Learn the Bharadvajasana Posture you must first learn the Dandasana posture. Both of these are sitting down postures.
