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15 Beginner Poses for a Fresh Perspective
BY GRACE FLOWERS |
There’s no time like right now, the start
of a new year, to harness your energy and find
joy in a fresh perspective. For beginning yogis embarking on the journey of yoga asana, this
gentle sequence will help you take baby steps into the beautiful world of this ancient practice. For
the experienced practitioner, it can help you ease back into your existing practice after a hectic holiday season, or motivate you to slow down and revel in the postures you already know so well. No matter where you are, drink in the delight of having a “beginner’s mind” and let it inspire this practice.
Practice tips
Take your time with this sequence so you can tune into your body’s needs and what it’s trying to tell you. Breathe deeply into places that feel “stuck.” Feel free to linger in any posture that feels good, and take at least 4 to 5 breaths in each posebefore switching sides. When you are finished, sit upright and take a few minutes in an easy cross-legged position, giving yourself a moment of quiet to absorb the effects of your practice. Most importantly, have fun!
Take your time with this sequence so you can tune into your body’s needs and what it’s trying to tell you. Breathe deeply into places that feel “stuck.” Feel free to linger in any posture that feels good, and take at least 4 to 5 breaths in each posebefore switching sides. When you are finished, sit upright and take a few minutes in an easy cross-legged position, giving yourself a moment of quiet to absorb the effects of your practice. Most importantly, have fun!
About Our Pro
Los Angeles–based teacher and model Grace Flowers started her practice
15 years ago. A student of Annie Carpenter, Maty Ezraty, Erich Schiffmann, Shiva Rea,
Saul David Raye, and numerous others, Grace has a unique teaching style that encourages artistic exploration in her students. Learn more at graceflowersyoga.com.
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