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Dia |
How often should this position be practiced, daily? How long before I can do a full split? Lol |
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Cool Yule |
Woah! These things are harder than my college science tests! |
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Kim |
This is great for those who can do it. Is it possible that some of us on this earth cannot open our hips due to a hip joint (ball & socket) design that wont let the bones rotate and open? My biggest challenge in life and my biggest disappointment is that I cannot sit cross-legged – barely can I sit taylor-style. I tried to sit Burmese style for meditation (with lots of cushions) for 7 years and I took up regular yoga and it didn’t help my hips and lower back soften or relax. Nothing changed in that area. When I go to yoga I feel truly disabled because I cannot get in to some postures. My mother and sisters are the same. Please remember this when you show off your wonderful flexibility. |
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Margaret W |
Not suitable for anyone with osteoporosis. |
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Hia |
Be careful when using with sciatica. It helps if the pose *gently* stretches the groin and gluteal muscles that may be causing the sciatica (nerve pinched when muscles are too tight). If muscles are too tight or you over-stretch, it can have a reverse effect of contracting the tight muscles even more (and aggravating the nerve). Gentle self-massage on the tight muscles before the pose may help. |
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B |
Um, this pose seems to aggravate my sciatica not help it as you suggest |
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Steve |
What type of breathing should accompany this pose ? (I am under the impression that all yoga should be breathing inclusive) |
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Roisin Ni Dhrisceoil |
Does anyone no why Baddha Konasana is good for the menopause. I have some one in my class who is going through the Menopause |
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leslie |
very nice site with LOTS of information and I enjoyed browsing. If you wouldn't mind a suggestion: for those of us that are brand new to Yoga, the instructions would be more helpful if you ave a description of some of those body parts that you are talking about. I'm not actually sure that I even have a perineum! |
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maria |
where did these yoga names originate from? |
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