Yoga 5 Minute Practice Sun Salutation A in Ashtanga Yoga

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14 Comments on Yoga 5 Minute Practice Sun Salutation A in Ashtanga Yoga

  1. Just did a ashtanga full primary class for the first time! Thank you for inspiring me to keep practicing! Love your videos!

  2. Kino, do you have an opinion as to, after Ekam – swan diving with outstretched arms, or straight arms? I see you do straight arms.

  3. thanks thanks for this kind of video , i’m practicing hatha yoga but i really think that begin the day with the sun salutation is really pretty good …. i’m going to try ….
    namaste

  4. Kind of a silly question…when reaching arms up (or down), is there a correct or classic way to reach? I tend to freestyle that one a bit. Sometimes I reach wide and sweep my arms, like a swan dive, and sometimes I try to keep the movement as efficient as possible, by keeping my hands together and reaching front and then up. After years and years of vinyasa yoga, I can be a bit heavy-handed with the flourishes, like “swan-dive arms.” 🙂

  5. Because of a shoulder problem I’ve been going into chaturanga with my wrists under my shoulders instead of my elbows. It just feels better. But will this make a bad habit? Thanks kino.

  6. My hands are sweaty and I keep slipping trough downward dog I try to suck my belly and ailing myself but I can’t sustain the pose any tips???? Other thing is I can jump but not hold my balance is that wrong???

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