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Feet together or apart?

mountain pose with hakini mudra

Do you stand with your feet together or apart in yoga? It does make a difference, particularly on movement in the hip joints among other parts of the body!

Megan Sety 28 April 201913 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Tipping your tailbone is really about moving your pelvis/hips

down dog

The position of your hips and pelvis can have a big impact on your muscles, affecting stretching and strengthening. It can be a hard movement to master, especially since we don’t often think about moving our pelvis. There are many

Megan Sety 25 March 201830 June 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Forearm down dog for shoulder stretch and strengthen

forearm down dog

I enjoyed the long weekend on a climbing trip on the South Island. When I started to write this week’s tip, there were calls for a shoulder stretch. This pose is most known for strengthening the shoulders, but it can

Megan Sety 25 January 201613 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Variations in down dog for upper body strength

down dog knee forward

There are many ways to build upper body strength that put less strain on your shoulders than press ups. We’ll look at two in this week’s tip. The first option is simply to stay in down dog for 30 seconds,

Megan Sety 29 June 201513 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Finger strength when putting weight in your hands

handstand variation

Have you noticed in class I keep saying to press in to your index finger and thumb when your hands our on the floor? In fact, there’s a lot to think about when it comes to your hands, whether you’re

Megan Sety 25 May 201513 April 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more

Down dog 101

down dog

One of the essential asanas or physical poses in every yoga class is down dog, or Adho Mukha Svanasana. It stretches hamstrings, calves and shoulders while also providing strength in your arms and back. Start on your hands and knees,

Megan Sety 16 March 201530 June 2020 Home Practice Tips Read more
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