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Locust Pose

Posted on February 21, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Salabhasana The upper back and spine, relieve stress.
Cobra Pose Full Locust Pose
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Cobra Pose

Posted on February 21, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Bhuganghastana Open your entire Spine. Strengthen your lower back.
Pavanamuktasana Locust Pose
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Pavanamuktasana

Posted on February 21, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Pavanamuktasana Open your knees, hips, ankles. Heart rate settling.
Savasana Cobra Pose
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Savasana

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Savasana Complete Relaxation. Bringing the body to equilibrium. Prepare for the floor series.
Toe Stand Pavanamuktasana
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Toe Stand

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Padangustasana Open your knees, hips, ankles. Heart rate settling.
Tree Pose Savasana
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Tree Pose

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Tadasana Open Hips. Balance. Heart rate settling.
Separate Leg Head-to-Knee Toe Stand
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Standing Seperate Leg Head-to-Knee

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Nathan Newell

half-moon Dandayamana Bipaktapada Janushirasana Increase your flexibility. Inversion. Calming through stretching. Heart rate settling.
Triangle Tree Pose
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Triangle

Posted on February 14, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Trikhanasana Opening the joints. Heart and lung posture. Use every muscle.

This is part of the separate leg stretching series.

Separate leg stretching Separate leg head to knee
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Standing Separate Leg Stretching

Posted on February 14, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Dandayamana Bipaktapada Pachimotthanasana Increase your flexibility. Inversion. Calming through stretching. Heart rate settling.
Balancing Stick Triangle
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Balancing Stick

Posted on February 14, 2015 by Nathan Newell
half-moon Tuladanasana Extreme pressure to the cardio-vascular system. Maximum heart rate. High focus. Burst of energy.

This is the end of the Standing Balancing series.

Standing Bow Pulling Separate Leg Stretching
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