1 Minute Yoga Strength Building in Plank with Kino MacGregor

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19 Comments on 1 Minute Yoga Strength Building in Plank with Kino MacGregor

  1. same question as a few others raised. In plank – I thought – from the back of your head to the back of your heels everything has to be in the straight line – that is a plank – your body is like a plank of wood – very straight. But your hips are raised high. So I am starting to wonder what is the right plank? Thanks

  2. So this plank is more effective to build core strength than being on your elbows in the press up position?? Just subed!

  3. Yes I’ve done this 1min plank challenge before, and honestly, within 15 sec i just wanted to give up. It did feel great when the 1 min challenge was completed, but usually i cheat a little by stretching into downward dog and then back to plank

  4. Interesting, I too in the beginning was taught with a less high pelvis but the other day during my Ashtanga practice I lifted my pelvis higher transitioning through plank in the jump through. So I really put my attention on raising the hips more in plank and it DID help my jump through! I wonder if that is where that slight adjustment applies as it works within the context of the Ashtanga sequence?

  5. My yoga teachers always came and pressed my bum down lower, so that my whole body was one line in plank. It feels harder that way.

  6. I’m guessing she has her hips higher to activate the shoulder girdle muscles more and strengthen them that way more in the plank… ?

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