Flow Yoga – 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Vinyasa Yoga

Flow Yoga shows 4 Standing Poses done with the breath in a flow

It is both challenging and fun to perform yoga sequences with many balancing yoga poses. This one shows Half Moon Pose, Warrior 3 Pose, Tree Pose then back into Warrior 3 Pose.

Sometimes your foot muscles cramp when you perform a standing yoga pose for a while or when you perform may and remain on one foot for a long time. Try to relax your supporting foot to prevent this. It comes from tension caused by trying to balance.

The first posture Tadasana with the hands placed together.

Exhale all the air leaving only a little in the lungs.

When the transition is performed roll the wrists for a good wrist stretch.

Inhale stretch the arms up and tilt lightly forward with the
pelvis.

Safety Tip!
If your back is healthy and it feels good tilt more than shown but
it is not necessary and sometimes it can hurt the discs.

Exhale down into a forward bend. Enter a mild boundary when bending
down.

Tip!
Bend the knees slightly if you have a lower back injury or if the hamstrings
are not flexible. This will also make breathing easier.

Inhale step the right or left leg back. In this case the right leg is shown stepping
back.

Exhale back to Downward Dog.

Inhale forward into Plank Pose

Exhale down to Eight Limb Pose.

Safety Tip!
If the arms, wrists or shoulders are weak or
injured modify this pose. Try lowering less and then transitioning to Cobra.

Inhale up to Upward Facing Cobra pose.(Enter Upward Dog Pose if you like.)

Safety Tip!
Enter a mild boundary at first. Then progressively open the spine. This is a
harmonious and gentle way to approach spine flexibility.

Exhale back to Downward Dog Pose.

Inhale step the left leg forward.

Exhale straighten the left leg into Half Moon Pose

Enter Warrior 3 Pose with an inhalation.

Exhale into Tree Pose.

Inhale into Warrior 3 Pose once again

Exhale back to standing. Tadasana