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In This Post: Benefits of Using a Wall Balancing Posture Benefits Inversion Benefits Restorative Benefits You Should Be Using a Wall for THESE 10 Yoga Poses Balancing Poses Warrior II (Virabhadrasana II) Warrior III (Virabhadrasana III) Half Moon Pose (Ardha Chandrasana) Standing Splits Inversions Forearm Balance (Pincha Mayurasana) Wide-legged Standing Forward Fold (Prasarita Padottanasana) Restorative […]

Having props for virtual yoga classes is especially important because the teacher is unable to offer hands-on adjustments and cannot see students as well as in person, meaning students must be even more responsible for listening to their bodies and modifying poses in order to stay safe. But this doesn’t mean you have to spend

Ujjayi. Nadi shodhana. Kaphalabhati. Apa Japa. Krama Breath. Sama Vritti. Yoga classes often feature specific styles of pranayama (breath control) that complement the sequence being practiced, and many teachers have specific type(s) of breathing techniques they prefer and instruct in class. However, every body is unique and as a result, no single pranayama technique will

Photo by Ginny Rose Stewart on Unsplash Many people think of the physical yoga practice (asana) as one dynamic sequence consisting of Warrior I’s and II’s, Chaturangas, and Pigeon poses, but in reality there are numerous diverse lineages of yoga, some of which seemingly bear no semblance to one another. None is better than the

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