Five best yoga poses for improving balance
/These five yoga poses help you improve your balance and prepare for life’s transitions.
Read MoreThese five yoga poses help you improve your balance and prepare for life’s transitions.
Read MoreIn less than a week I could be more calm, confident, and mindful in my mothering. What was there to lose?
Read MoreI discuss yoga props you can use to pad your knees when in a quadruped position or resting on your knees.
Read MoreI learned that my newborn son has torticollis, a muscular imbalance that could lead to impaired gross motor skill development—or even scoliosis.
Read MoreIf you are pregnant and considering whether an epidural is right for you consider these factors and talk to your doctor. Having scoliosis doesn’t necessarily prevent you from receiving pain relief.
Read MoreHere are the benefits of and how to do my favorite five prenatal yoga poses.
Read MoreHere are some tips to get you started on—or continue—your yoga practice during pregnancy.
Read MoreI generally have low blood pressure and observe impacts on my heart rate when retaining my breath. From watching my breath and how my body responds, retention increases my heart rate and does not allow me to have a steady energy flow, which is counter to what pranayama practice intends.
Read MoreTree Pose is an asymmetric pose that strengthens the legs and glutes while improving posture, balance, and stability.
Read MoreMany people shouldn’t do Butterfly Pose or should approach it with caution, as there is a chance it might actually increase, not alleviate, your back pain.
Read MoreJordan’s Iyengar yoga teaching experience, use of props, and clear step-by-step guidance are helpful for anyone looking to develop or start a prenatal practice.
Read MoreTriangle Pose (Trikonasana) is a great yoga pose for leg length discrepancies, pregnancy, and relieving anxiety. This particular leg length discrepancy variation incorporates a chair.
Read MoreExtended Hand-to-Big-Toe Pose (Utthita Hasta Padangusthasana) is a great yoga pose for those with leg length discrepancies. It is an asymmetric standing pose that will strengthen the ankles and legs and stretch the hamstrings, while improving balance and hip stability.
Read MoreSince contracting COVID-19, I have faced thoughts of fear and anxiety, in addition to feeling fatigue and just plain sick. A big help in dealing with all of this has been yoga. And I don’t mean asana (poses). My motto has been “just breathe.”
Read MoreUsing a tape measure is the easiest way to measure leg length discrepancies at home: Measure the length from your anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) to your medial malleolus (inside part of your ankle) for each side.
Read MoreUse yoga to help your back during pregnancy, especially those with scoliosis or body asymmetries.
Read MoreChair yoga is not easier than yoga on a mat and can provide benefits to all ages and abilities.
Read MoreMountain Pose is essential for understanding how to do most yoga poses and for becoming aware of your posture and any asymmetries you may have
Read MoreWhen you find yourself in the middle of a stressful moment, you can try this easy, three-pose yoga sequence that can help you reduce your anxiety quickly.
Read MoreIf you have a leg length discrepancy there are things you can do to help restore balance while practicing yoga.
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