5/3/2016 Blossoming LotusBlossoming lotus is seated pose and deep groin opener that requires balancing on the site bones. In this week's home practice, you will open the hip flexors and work on creating spaciousness within the groins during all aspects of the practice.
Blossoming Lotus Pose, Prep Vikasitakamalasana, prep Sit with legs wide, knees bent and feet on floor. Reach right arm inside of right leg and hook elbow behind knee. Turn torso towards the left and lengthen both sides of the waist. Raise left arm and reach behind the back to open the chest. Hold 5-10 breaths, then release and change sides Blossoming Lotus Pose Vikasitakamalasana Sit with legs wide, knees bent and feet on floor. Reach right arm inside of right leg and hook elbow behind knee. Repeat with left arm. Lean slightly back and lift legs off floor and extend front of torso as you balance on sit bones. Hold 5-10 breaths, then release feet to floor. Extended Blossoming Lotus Utthita Vikasitakamalasana Sit with legs wide, knees bent and feet on floor. Reach arms inside legs and grasp big toes with thumb and forefinger, or use a strap around feet. Lean slightly back and lift legs off floor and extend front of torso as you balance on sit bones. Hold 5-10 breaths, then release feet to floor.
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I am an integrative Yoga Therapist with over 20 years of experience working with beginners, older adults, and cancer patients as well as teaching teachers adaptive asana, pranayama, mudra, sound, and Yoga Nidra to help special populations.
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