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Sfashtanga YOGA 09.12.2020

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Sfashtanga YOGA 03.12.2020

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Sfashtanga YOGA 01.12.2020

Pandit Yogacharya Sri Tirumalai Muchukunte Krishnamacharya of Chennai (18th of November 1888 - 28th of February 1989) "the father of modern yoga", ... "the teacher of our teachers" and teacher of my teacher Mark Whitwell, was born on this day 132 years ago. om tasmai sri gurave namah om sri krshnamacaryaya namah om sri gurubhyo namah harih om om namo narayanaya om namo narayanaya om namo narayanaya... om santih santih santih

Sfashtanga YOGA 19.11.2020

El dominio del yoga no se debe medir por lo bien que haces las sanas (posturas), sino por lo bien que influye en tus relaciones en la vida, de una manera posi...tiva - T. K. Desikachar. Namaste #yogainboundbarcelona #formaciones #yoga #hatha #vinyasa #vinyasakrama #ashtanga #ashtangavinyasayoga #teachertraining #formacionyoga #iogaformacio #yogasutras #online #pranayama #asanas #meditacion #TT #RYT200 #RYT500 #Iyengar

Sfashtanga YOGA 01.11.2020

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Sfashtanga YOGA 19.10.2020

Use Your Shoulders to Deepen Uttanasana . In Uttanasana, fix the hands onto the mat and attempt to drag them forward. This contracts the anterior deltoids and d...raws the upper body deeper into the pose. If you can’t reach the floor, grasp the lower legs or backs of the knees and attempt to pull the hands forward. Activating the anterior deltoids with the hands fixed in place connects the upper appendicular skeleton (the arms and shoulder girdles) to the lower appendicular skeleton (the lower legs and hips). In a forward bend, engaging the anterior deltoids in this manner stretches the posterior kinetic chain, including the hamstrings... . ...At the same time you are contracting the anterior deltoids to draw the trunk forward, engage the quadriceps to straighten the knees. A cue for activating the quads is to lift the kneecaps towards the pelvis. In addition to straightening the knees, this signals the antagonist hamstring muscles to relax into the stretch through reciprocal inhibition. To better understand this physiological mechanism, try doing Uttanasana with and without firming the thighs. Note how the sensation of the stretch changes when you engage the quads.... . . Excerpt from: How to Use Your Shoulders to Deepen Uttanasana Read more @ www.DailyBandha.com . . #uttanasana, #forwardfold, #bandhayoga, #raylong, #raylongmd, #chrismacivor, #dailybandha, #stretching, #body, #asana, #yogapose, #yogainspiration, #yogalife, #gluteusmaximus, #yogabody, #yogadaily, #yogateacher, #yogajourney, #yogalover, #yogaaddict, #yogaart, #yogaeveryday, #yogacommunity, #movement, #anatomy, #yoga, #muscles, #instayoga, #yogapractice, #igyoga See more

Sfashtanga YOGA 30.09.2020

Surya Namaskar . The Sun Salutations are a combination of poses practiced in series, with each pose successively deepening with every repetition. It is typicall...y performed at the start of the practice, classically upon awakening in the morning. In this way, the Sun Salutations can be viewed as a type of warm-up for the full practice. . Heat is generated in the body, raising the core temperature and causing the blood vessels on the body surface to dilate. Vasodilatation combines with sweating to dissipate the heat and regulate the core temperature of the body. Sweating also releases toxins from the body. . The increased heat raises blood flow to the muscles and makes the tendons and ligaments more pliable. Synovial fluid circulates in the joints, carrying nutrients to the articular cartilage and removing debris from the joint space. . The brain creates set lengths for muscles based on regular activity. Sitting in a chair or riding a bicycle on a regular basis signals the brain to set the length of the muscles about the hips for flexion. Consistent practice of Yoga lengthens the muscles, improving range of motion throughout the body. This creates new set lengths in the brain. Muscles tend to shorten when we sleep, accounting for stiffness in the morning. The Sun Salutations are a variation of ballistic stretching. Use this type of stretch to take the muscles back out to the length that was set in the brain during your previous practice. . . Excerpt and images from our book The Key Poses of Yoga. . . For Books and more: https://www.bandhayoga.com/ For Articles: https://www.dailybandha.com/ Follow @dailybandha . . #SunSalutations, #TheKeyPosesofYoga, #bandhayoga, #raylong, #raylongmd, #chrismacivor, #dailybandha, #yogabook, #stretching, #body, #asana, #yogapose, #yogainspiration, #yogalife, #yogafit, #yogabody, #yogadaily, #yogateacher, #yogajourney, #yogalover, #yogaaddict, #yogaart, #yogaeveryday, #yogacommunity, #movement, #anatomy, #yoga, #muscles, #instayoga, #yogapractice See more

Sfashtanga YOGA 27.09.2020

The Popliteus Muscle . The popliteus muscle originates from the outside surface of the lateral condyle of the femur (with a small slip to the lateral meniscus a...nd fibular head) and inserts onto the inside of the back of the tibia. It acts to flex and internally (medially) rotate the tibia when the leg is not weight bearing . The key to poses like Lotus, Baddhakonasana and Janu sirsasana is to obtain range of motion of the hip joint, while maintaining congruency of the knee. So before I practice these poses, I typically warm up with some asanas that release the muscles about the hip (first)... . When working on isolating smaller difficult to access muscles like the popliteus, begin with a couple of short duration visualizations. Don’t try too hard, but simply imagine the action of the popliteus in Baddha konasana (Img2) and gently contract the muscle. Then release and take the counter pose, Dandasana. Repeat the process, picturing the popliteus muscle near the knee joint engaging to synergize flexing the knee and internally rotating the tibia. Several short duration repetitions allows the brain to create circuitry to more efficiently access this important knee stabilizer. Do this process over several days, after which you will be able to engage the muscle at will and with increasing refinement. Use gentle muscular engagement and ease into and out of your poses, paying attention to detail. If you experience pain in your stretch, then carefully release and come out of the pose. . . Excerpt from our blog: Visualization, Biomechanics and Yoga: The Popliteus Muscle Read more @ www.DailyBandha.com . . . #BandhaYoga #RayLongMD #ChrisMacivor #dailybandha #yoga #anatomy #yogaeverydamnday #yogateacher #yogaart #yogabooks #yogateaching #yogacues #yogaguide #yogatutorial #humananatomy #anatomybook #anatomyforyoga #yogastretch #yogastretching #yogaasana #yogajourney #yogacommunity #yogapractice #muscles #yogatherapy #yogainstruction #treepose #yogaforhealing #popliteus #baddhakonasa See more

Sfashtanga YOGA 24.09.2020

Your wrists are not an area where you want to work through pain... . Scientific studies have demonstrated that having a strong core can improve the efficiency... of your rotator cuff. A strong and efficient rotator cuff leads to improved stability of your shoulder girdle. This decreases load transfer to your wrists in poses where you bear weight on the hands (like arm balances, Dog Pose and Chaturanga). . Conversely, if your core is weak, or you don’t properly engage it in these types of poses, your cuff is less efficient and your wrists have to bear more of the load. Practicing with imbalances of this nature can lead to a cycle that reinforces the imbalance and, ultimately, injury to the wrist (and shoulders). . Reducing the risk of harm to your wrists (and other joints) can include decreasing the frequency and duration of poses that load the wrists and correcting imbalances in the postures. If you have developed wrist pain, you should consult a trained medical professional and work under their guidance. Managing wrist pain almost always includes a period of time off and resting from weight bearing poses, usually combined with some light wrist mobility exercises. . In the interim, I’ve found that Hard Style Plank Pose is a great pose to work on. That’s because it’s awesome for strengthening the core and addressing the underlying imbalance and it doesn’t involve weight bearing on the wrist. Image1-2 illustrate activating the core in this pose. Check our blog for the cues! Images 3-5 highlight the muscles of your rotator cuff (infraspinatus, teres minor, supraspinatus, subscapularis). . . Excerpt from: Connect Your Cuff to Your Core in Forearm Plank Read more @ www.DailyBandha.com . . #BandhaYoga #RayLongMD #ChrisMacivor #dailybandha #yoga #anatomy #yogaeverydamnday #yogateacher #yogaart #yogabooks #yogateaching #yogacues #yogaguide #yogatutorial #humananatomy #anatomybook #anatomyforyoga #yogastretch #yogastretching #yogaasana #yogajourney #yogacommunity #yogapractice #muscles #yogatherapy #yogainstruction #treepose #yogaforhealing #hardstyleplankpose, #chaturanga See more