20 min Standing Yoga For Beginners | Back To Basics | Beginner Hatha Yoga

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The practice involves holding common standing yoga poses longer to connect with body sensations and focus on grounding, stretching, and balance. Starting and ending with mountain pose, transitions through various poses like high lunge, warrior two, and tree pose are incorporated for a full body experience and reflection on physical changes.

Insights

  • The practice emphasizes holding common standing yoga poses for extended periods to connect with body sensations and observe changes over time.
  • It includes a sequence starting with mountain pose, incorporating arm stretches, back bends, forward folds, chair pose, high lunge, pyramid pose, warrior two, goddess pose, triangle pose, tree pose, and concluding with a final forward bend in mountain pose for reflection on physical transformations.

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Recent questions

  • What are common standing yoga poses?

    Mountain, high lunge, pyramid, warrior two, goddess, triangle, tree

  • How do you perform a forward bend in yoga?

    Conclude in mountain pose, bending forward, reflecting on changes

  • What is the purpose of holding yoga poses longer?

    To feel body sensations and notice changes

  • How can yoga poses improve balance?

    By practicing poses like tree and warrior two

  • What is the significance of reflecting on body changes in yoga?

    To acknowledge progress and cultivate self-awareness

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Extended yoga practice for body awareness

  • Practice focuses on common standing yoga poses held longer to feel body sensations
  • Start in mountain pose, feet hip distance apart, grounding feet, relaxing shoulders
  • Repeat mountain pose at the end to notice changes
  • Move through arm stretches, back bends, forward folds, and chair pose
  • Transition to high lunge, pyramid pose, and warrior two on both sides
  • Perform goddess pose, triangle pose, and tree pose for balance
  • Conclude with a final forward bend in mountain pose, reflecting on body changes
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