6 Yoga Poses to Relieve Period Cramps
When cramps have got you down, movement may be the last thing you want—but sometimes it's just what you need.
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When cramps have got you down, movement may be the last thing you want—but sometimes it's just what you need.
Because there's more to life than hip openers.
Step away from the computer.
Our spines do so much. Here's how to keep yours healthy.
Technology can (quite literally) cause a pain in your neck. Luckily, your practice can help you find relief.
This pose provides a gentle massage to the spine and belly organs.
Bitilasana is an easy, gentle way to warm up the spine before a more vigorous practice.
In need of some rest and recovery? This sequence can help you release tension and find space in your body (and mind).
Padmasana creates an essential foundation for meditation practice, while stretching the front of the thighs and ankles.
Poor posture? This one's for you.
It might look straightforward, but there's more to Dandasana than meets the eye.
Here's how to get the most out of your own restorative practices.
There's a general consensus among modern yogis that Viparita Karani or Legs-Up-The-Wall Pose may have the power to cure whatever ails you.
Parsvottanasana encourages balance, body awareness, and inspires confidence.
Trina Altman shares how she uses simple, playful exercises to break down complicated asanas into manageable components.
The prop you never even knew you needed can transform how you (and your students) find alignment.
Yes, it is possible to get rid of that (super) annoying bloating.
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A standing posture centered around balance, Virabhadrasana III will strengthen your legs, ankles and core.
Extended Triangle Pose is a quintessential standing pose that stretches and strengthens the whole body.