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Emma |
The arms are bent for begiiners so that you can place the weight of your legs on the shelf of your arms (between the shoulder and elbow, slightly lower than the deltoid), should you later feel comfortable enough to straighten your arms and further engage your core then do so cautiously. |
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edericka |
k im trying to do the firefly |
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barbaraterracciano1@hotmail.com |
Hi, |
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ellie |
are your arms supposed to be straight or bent llke in chaturanga? |
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Jan |
If this pose is difficult for you place blocks behind your heels, Place your hands on the front edge of the block. Start to slowly shift your weight back into your hands lift the legs, draw the inner thighs in toward one another. |
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Tamma |
I think my arms would be too short to hold me up like that... |
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Tamma |
I don't think I could get up off the ground like that because my arms are too short... |
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firefly |
i found it easiest to learn this pose by starting in uttanasana. spread your legs just enough to reach your hands to the ground behind your feet. tuck your shoulders under your knees and swing your hips down toward the floor. after you master it this way try entering from malasana, bhujapidasana, and bakasana |
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necie |
how did you do such a thing ? |
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javier mexico |
if you do yhe dorsi flex of your feet, the legs will pull back and low your sacrum, and that will make the pose a littlemore dificult. |
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