25 min FEEL GOOD Vinyasa Flow - (HANDS FREE Intermediate Yoga)

Yoga with Kassandra15 minutes read

A yoga practice suitable for all levels focusing on standing poses and core strengthening without requiring weight-bearing on hands or arms. The practice includes a variety of poses for strength, balance, flexibility, and relaxation, concluding with a group chant and feedback request.

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  • Yoga sequence suitable for all levels, focusing on alignment, balance, strength, and flexibility without requiring weight-bearing poses on hands or arms.
  • Emphasizes a holistic practice from standing poses to seated stretches, core work, and relaxation, ending with a unifying chant and invitation for feedback and future engagement.

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Recent questions

  • What are some beginner-friendly yoga poses?

    Beginner-friendly yoga poses include Mountain pose, standing side bends, half Sun salutations, high lunge, Warrior three, chair pose, wide squat, goddess pose, forward folds, boat pose, seated twists, bridge pose variations, reclined spinal twists, and shavasana. These poses focus on alignment, balance, strength, flexibility, and relaxation, making them suitable for individuals of all experience levels without the need for weight-bearing poses on hands, wrists, or arms.

  • How can I improve my balance and strength through yoga?

    To enhance balance and strength through yoga, incorporate poses like high lunge, Warrior three, chair pose, wide squat, goddess pose, boat pose, seated twists, and bridge pose variations into your practice. These poses target different muscle groups, promoting stability, core strength, and overall body awareness. By engaging in these poses regularly, you can gradually build your strength and improve your balance over time.

  • What is the significance of chanting "om" in yoga practice?

    Chanting "om" at the end of a yoga practice is a common tradition that symbolizes the unity of mind, body, and spirit. The sound of "om" is believed to create a sense of harmony and connection within oneself and with the surrounding environment. By chanting "om" together after taking deep breaths, practitioners can cultivate a sense of peace, relaxation, and integration, bringing a sense of closure to the yoga session.

  • Are props necessary for a yoga practice?

    Props are not required for the yoga practice described in the summary. The sequence focuses on poses that do not involve the use of props like blocks, straps, or bolsters. By emphasizing alignment, balance, and body awareness, practitioners can engage in the practice without the need for additional support or equipment, making it accessible to individuals who may not have access to yoga props.

  • How can I provide feedback on a yoga class experience?

    To provide feedback on a yoga class experience, you can leave a comment on the class's platform or channel where the practice was conducted. Sharing your thoughts, impressions, and suggestions can help instructors improve their offerings and tailor future practices to better meet the needs and preferences of their students. By offering constructive feedback, you contribute to the growth and development of the yoga community while also enhancing your own practice experience.

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Summary

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Gentle Yoga Flow for All Levels

  • Yoga practice without weight-bearing poses on hands, wrists, or arms, suitable for all experience levels.
  • No planks, downward dogs, or props required for the practice.
  • Begin standing in Mountain pose, focusing on alignment and balance.
  • Perform a standing side bend, alternating sides for a side body stretch.
  • Engage in three rounds of a half Sun salutation for warming up.
  • Transition into a high lunge, Warrior three, and chair pose for strength and balance.
  • Move into a wide squat, goddess pose, with a side bend for added stretch.
  • Transition to a seated position for a forward fold and seated wide-legged forward fold.
  • Practice boat pose for core strengthening and seated twists for spinal mobility.
  • Conclude with variations of bridge pose, reclined spinal twists, and shavasana for relaxation and integration.

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"Chant 'om', feedback, subscribe for more"

  • Conclude practice by chanting "om" together once after deep breath
  • Request for feedback by leaving a comment on the class experience
  • Encourage subscribing to the channel for future practices
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