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.
Tools You Will Need For The Yoga Asanas
It is important to practice Yoga in a way that makes it as safe and comfortable as possible. Thanks to the work of Iyegnar many beginners worldwide can now achieve Yoga postures where they could not before. Many Yoga posture snow have variations that include the use of tools in order to make them more accessible for people of all levels. These tools also ensure that as a beginner, you practice your postures in a safe manner and don’t injure yourself. As you become more comfortable with each posture you can start to reduce the amount of tools you use as you will be able to more fully complete an Asana on your own.
Three Simple Yoga Asana Variations to Expand your Skills
If you are looking to move on with your Yoga and add more postures to your personal regime you should start by building on the three simple postures of Tadasana, Dandasana and Savasana. You can find details of these three postures in “Three Simple Yoga Postures you cannot Live Without” if you are not already familiar with them.
What Does All This Yoga Jargon Mean?
You may feel a bit like you have jumped in at the deep end. There are a lot of technical words in Yoga, many of which originate from Sanskrit so it can be difficult to understand and follow instructions as a beginner. This is a quick but detailed explanation of some of the more common Yoga terminologies to help you getting started.
