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Tue, May 20, 2008 10:17:51 AMFrom:
Ann Pizer - About.com Yoga Guide
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About Yoga: How To Do Yoga at Home
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from Ann Pizer It's tough to start a home practice, especially as a new yogi, but often times students have this goal in mind from the very beginning. I always recommend taking classes with a qualified teacher at first, but as soon as you learn a few poses, you can start to do them at home too. |
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Lizard pose is such an intense hip opener on the front leg than the back leg often gets ignored. Once you are able to get hunkered down in the pose pretty comfortably, show your back leg some love. Don't let the back knee sag towards the floor: keep the thigh engaged and the knee lifting. You can pretend someone is pressing down on your hamstring and you are pressing back up in response, or, better yet, recruit a friend (neighbor, loved one, small child) to apply that bit of pressure for real.
