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Zen in ‘10 - Learn Yoga with Rich Tola - #6
Posted by admin in Asanas & Postures on August 15, 2010
Yoga with Rich Tola - Crescent Lunge Pose (Anjaneyasana) - www.BoulevardZen.com
Zen in ‘10 - Episode 11
Posted by admin in Asanas & Postures on July 22, 2010
Yoga with Rich Tola - Ardha Chandrasana
Yoga for Menopause
Posted by Yoga Ganesh in General, Yogic Blog on April 18, 2010
Yoga stretches can benefit both the body and the mind, bringing energy and balance. This is particularly helpful to women who are currently in menopause or in menopause transition because their hormonal levels and body chemistry may be fluctuating rapidly. This can leave women feeling out of balance and truly victims of their changing bodies
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Yoga for Menopause
Bakasana Sirshasana Mayurasana
Posted by admin in Asanas & Postures on April 13, 2010
A yoga sequence from crow to headstand to peacock. Builds Shoulders, arms, stomach, chest, back and legs.Thats everywhere actually!! Jo Prakash demonstrates
CHAKRASANA
Posted by Eric Lon in Yogic Blog on March 3, 2010
In practicing this asana, the spine is twisted in such a way that the body forms a semicircular shape, hence this asana is called ‘Chakrasana’. It resembles a rainbow. Technique : Lie flat on the back.
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CHAKRASANA
A2: Fitness: Front opening down, fente avant
Posted by Eric Lon in Yoga Photos on February 25, 2010
Eric Lon posted a photo: This pic has 4 technical notes. It is following A1.
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A2: Fitness: Front opening down, fente avant
C2: Push and stretch, grandissez vous
Posted by Eric Lon in Yoga Photos on February 22, 2010
Eric Lon posted a photo: Press with your hands and use gently the stretching power of your arms when exhaling softly. Do not force
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C2: Push and stretch, grandissez vous
A4: Pull up horizontally, grandissez vous à l’horizontale
Posted by Eric Lon in Yoga Photos on February 21, 2010
Eric Lon posted a photo: No need to look for acrobatic postures. This exercice empower the spine muscles and it stretches the arms and the legs
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A4: Pull up horizontally, grandissez vous à l’horizontale
TRIKONASANA
Posted by noa m in Yogic Blog on February 18, 2010
When the final position is struck in this Yogic exercise, the body of the performer resembles a triangle, hence the name Trikonasana. The figures of its four positions have been given below to explain the right technique of this asana. Technique : Stand erect keeping a distance of about 75 cms between the feet
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TRIKONASANA
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