Yoga Every Damn Day – As a part of A to Z April Blogging challenge, I am going to post a series of Yoga poses. Don’t worry I will keep it simple and crisp… and try not to make it boring. {All pictures are mine, clicked by my dear husband}
Vrikshasana or Tree Pose
The trick to maintain the balance is to keep staring straight at a fixed point. I still can’t do this pose with my eyes closed. Yes, this pose does help me in improving my concentration.
βI am not the moon orbiting around your planet; I am the sun that will burn through your frozen mind.β
β Shannon L. Alder
Vasisthasana
A simplified version of Vasisthasana for beginners, also called side planks. This pose, along with other plank variations, is known to kill fat around abdominal area.
Virbhadrasana III or Warrior Pose III
I was once a stumbling fumbling warrior, took me a while to maintain the balance
Benefits:
- Strengthens the ankles and legs
- Strengthens the shoulders and muscles of the back
- Tones the abdomen
- Improves balance and posture (Source)
Day 2 – Bakasana
Day 3 – Camel and the Sunbird
Day 4 – Dhanurasana
Day 5 – Eagle Pose
Day 6 – Fishy Fishy
Day 7 – Gate Pose
Day 8 – Headstand
Day 9 – Yoga Inversion
Day 10 – Janu Sirsasana
Day 11 – Krounchasana n Karnapidasana
Day 12 – Lord of the Dance
Day 13 – Mermaid Pose
Day 14 – Navasana
Day 15 – The one that inspires
Day 16 – Pigeon Pose
Day 17 – Quietude
Day 18 – Reverse and Revolved
Day 19 – Yoga @ sunrise
Day 20 – Trikonasana
Day 21 – U n I – let’s stretch
Amazing pictures!!
Wow, those photos are so gorgeous and you are amazing with your poses. I keep thinking you should make that book. Love all the names of the poses and you're so clever making them all match up with the letters of the alphabet. Thanks for enlightening me about yoga as I have never tried it and don't know much about it to tell the truth. I always thought it was something I wouldn't be good at as I'm not flexible at all.
Wow, those photos are so gorgeous and you are amazing with your poses. I keep thinking you should make that book. Love all the names of the poses and you're so clever making them all match up with the letters of the alphabet. Thanks for enlightening me about yoga as I have never tried it and don't know much about it to tell the truth. I always thought it was something I wouldn't be good at as I'm not flexible at all.
I can do the Vrikshasana or Tree Pose, easily π Nothing else.