In almost any yoga class, at some point in seated positions, you will be asked to sit up on your Sitz Bones. For most new yoga students, this creates a raised eyebrow: What the heck are those, and why do we need such precise directions just to sit, anyway? Your Sitz Bones (also commonly referred to as “sitting bones,” “sit bones,” or sometimes “buttocks bones”) refer to the very bottom
Yin Yoga is a slower, more passive form of yoga that leads to deep physical and mental opening. The focus is on gradually stretching to release connective tissue around the joints, especially in the knees, pelvis, sacrum, and spine. This approach requires slowing down, so the mental aspect of Yin Yoga is also at the forefront. It helps develop patience and body-awareness. Unlike most yoga practices that involve movement between
A safe, beneficial yoga practice must take great care of your precious knees. Misalignment of the knee often happens over time, and through hyperextension or overexertion. Our bodies are prone to this misalignment because our hip joints are wider than our knee joints. As we age, this natural shape creates uneven contraction of the quadriceps, which can eventually pull kneecaps outwards. Conditions worsen with hyperextension. Even yoga, often hailed as
According to both the American Heart Association and the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, practicing yoga benefits your heart. Remarkably, traditional yoga asana (like those taught at AHA Yoga in Lake City, FL) includes slow or moderate movements, so they are not part of the vigorous 150 minutes of aerobic exercise recommended by the American Heart Association. How, then, might yoga help heart health? Yoga lowers your blood pressure—often immediately.
Introduction to Dhyana in Yoga Yoga is an ancient practice originated in India that helps us feel the best in our body, mind, and soul. Among all the styles of yoga, there is a unique type called Ashtanga Yoga. Ashtanga Yoga refers to the eightfold path of yoga described by the Sage Patanjali. One should follow these steps to align all aspects of life. Of these eight steps, the seventh step is called
Introduction Are you looking for a yoga pose to help you find balance and stability? Look no further than the Tree Pose, also known as Vrikshasana in Sanskrit. This pose is a classic standing posture often taught in beginner yoga classes and can be modified to fit different levels of experience. In this article, we’ll explore What is Tree Pose, the benefits, variations, and techniques of Tree Pose so that you can
Cobra pose, also known as Bhujangasana, is a yoga exercise that involves lying on the stomach and lifting the upper body while keeping the hands and feet grounded. The pose is named after the cobra, as it resembles the raised hood of a cobra. To perform the pose, the practitioner lies down on the floor with the hands placed under the shoulders and the elbows close to the body. Then,
Constipation is one of the most common health problems faced by a huge population of the world. Here are listed the best yoga asanas for constipation. Irritable bowel, bloating, discomfort during stool passing, unreasonable abdominal pain, stomach cramps and frequent headaches are some of the symptoms of constipation. According to statistics, more than 20% of Indian adults are constipated and if that turns into chronic condition then it is a
The Lotus Pose, also known as Padmasana, is one of the most iconic and revered yoga postures. It is not only visually captivating but also holds deep spiritual and meditative significance. The pose is renowned for its ability to enhance focus, concentration, and promote a sense of tranquility. While the Lotus Pose may seem challenging for beginners, with patience and practice, anyone can achieve this beautiful posture. In this article,
Don’t Let Your Yoga Routine Get Stale! It is easy and natural to settle into a routine; especially in the cold winter months. No shame in a little hibernation, we have all been there. But now that spring is in the air let shake up our routine! We don’t have to change everything to add in a much needed pep into our practice. Here are simple ways to shake things
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