

- #KNEELING SUN SALUTATION SEQUENCE PDF#
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Hasta Uttanasana – Extended mountain pose Spiritual – on ajna chakra/ third-eye point Physical – on connecting to the earth and standing tall and strong Give lengths through the back of the body and neck, chin level to the ground and eyes gazing ahead. any pain or discomfort in joints or musclesīefore starting the practice, stand with toes together heels slightly apart, and the arms hanging loosely by the side of the body.boils and rashes occur due to excess toxins in the body.may commence practice 40days after giving birth for re-toning the uterine muscles.maybe practice with care during pregnancy until 12th week.do not practice this during menstruation – may resume practice toward the end of the period.

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back condition – consult with your medical professional first (slipped disc and sciatica should use an alternative asana program).

#KNEELING SUN SALUTATION SEQUENCE PDF#
Modified Sun Salutation is great for beginners and anyone suffering with aches and back issues.Ĭlick the image, you’ll get a new window with printable PDF document. If you increase the rounds, ensure you are not straining at any point. Beginners should start with 2-3 rounds and add one round every few weeks to avoid premature fatigue. It is recommended to practice 3-12 rounds slowly for spiritual benefits.įor physical benefits practice 3-12 rounds more swiftly. I always start with one modified round to get my body into the mood and then increase my range of movement with each round as the body starts feeling more supple.
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Every muscle in your body has to help make this sequence happen, it’s a full body workout. (Please don’t try to do 108 rounds without building up with regular training, it’s like a yoga marathon.) This is done for purification and it is recommended to only do this with a competent teacher.įor me doing sun salutes or other yoga flows is a much nicer way to get your cardio done then hanging out on the treadmill for ages and you get a nice stretch and tone at the same time. You can even work up to doing it the classic 108 times, the number 108 has a significant symbolic meaning not just in Yoga.

Once you are proficient at the movement patterns and remembering the order of the movements, you can go through the cycle as many times as you like you’ll find your heart rate picking up just after 1-2 rounds with the large movements using all the muscles which increases the demand of oxygen requiring the heart to pump more blood around the body. It is is a great way to warm, strengthen and stretch the body and even get some cardio training in. Every yogi should have a go at learning this sequence at some point. One of the most classic flowing yoga sequences in Yoga is the Sun Salutation.
