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Backbending poses are great for opening your heart and chest, both figuratively and literally. I love this particular backbend because not only does it increase flexibility in your spine, but it also stretches out your shoulders and the back of your neck. Because it doesn't require a lot of energy, it has both a calming and energetic effect on the body and mind. Sanskrit Name: Setu Read more
If you're looking for a gentler inversion alternative than Wheel Pose, Bridge (Sanskrit name: Setu Bandha Sarvangasana) should be your go-to. While my favorite — and least favorite! — poses are constantly evolving, I have always been partial to this beautiful heart-opening pose. The reason? Although it's very active and energizing, there's also something relaxing and calming about Bridge. Read more
Backbending poses open your heart, both figuratively and literally. While Full Wheel is probably the most well-known backbend, it's also one of the most challenging. This variation of Half Wheel will increase flexibility in your spine and shoulders while also toning your thighs. Sanskrit Name: Eka Pada Setu Bandha Sarvangasana English Translation: One-Legged Half Wheel Keep reading to Read more
Backbending poses open your heart, both figuratively and literally. While Full Wheel is probably the most well-known backbend, it's also one of the most challenging. This variation of Half Wheel will increase flexibility in your spine and shoulders while also toning your thighs. Sanskrit Name: Eka Pada Setu Bandha Sarvangasana English Translation: One-Legged Half Wheel Keep reading to Read more
