Bhujangasana — Cobra Pose
Bhujangasana (cobra) opens the chest and strengthens the back in a gentle, accessible backbend ideal for beginners.
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Bhujangasana (cobra) opens the chest and strengthens the back in a gentle, accessible backbend ideal for beginners.
Dhanurasana (bow) opens the entire front body in a deep backbend by catching the ankles behind the back.
Salabhasana (locust) strengthens the entire posterior chain by simultaneously lifting chest, arms and legs off the floor.
Setu Bandhasana (bridge) opens the chest and strengthens the glutes in an accessible supine backbend.
Urdhva Dhanurasana (wheel) is yoga's maximal backbend, lifting the entire body into a full arch, releasing powerful energy.
Balasana (child's pose) is yoga's quintessential resting pose, gently stretching the back and hips while deeply calming the nervous system.
Apanasana (knees to chest) releases the lower back and massages abdominal organs in a soothing rocking motion.
Savasana (corpse) is the essential final relaxation pose in every practice, allowing integration of benefits and deep release of body and mind.
Supta Baddha Konasana (reclined butterfly) opens hips and groin in a resting position, offering deep pelvic and abdominal relaxation.
Viparita Karani (legs up the wall) is a gentle restorative inversion that promotes venous return, calms the nervous system and relieves tired legs.
Supta Matsyendrasana (supine twist) releases the lower back and offers a gentle, restorative twist lying on the back.