Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this video you might also like this - "Forearm Stand Yoga Pose - Pincha Mayurasana Progression" - ua-cam.com/video/yvCnoVQZD7w/v-deo.html
Finalmente un tutorial ben fatto. Gradualmente sviluppa la presa di coscienza di schemi motori essenziali per padroneggiare in seguito handstand! Ottima impostazione ❤
thank you for making the pose more accessible.. can this be attempted without the bolster propped on the wall for a beginner? or would that not aid in stacking the hips over shoulders? if we kick up with the dominant leg, the other leg with the swing motion doesn’t go all the way up? it doesn’t get past hips. how to achieve this.
You're welcome 🙏 Yes this can definitely be attempted without the bolster when kicking all the way up. Some find it helpful and this may be more of a mental support as there is sometimes fear about collapsing. I actually find trying to kick up all the way into the pose with the bolster a hindrance so I do not use it, however it is useful to use when practicing the variation with the feet up on the chair. When kicking all the way up we need to pull the hips back to the wall as the first leg kicks, then if the hips are far enough back (and over the shoulders enough) it is easier for the second leg to swing up. Hope that helps. 😀
Thank you Heather 😊 💓 your explanation of Tadasana really helped me. But at what point do you lift your quads upward from heel...you didn't mention it so Im wondering if my understanding is correct or not - I tend to do the tailbone tucking first knees bent, next knees and hips together and then lift the quads upwards with heels firmly grounded. Or according to what you say, is the quad lifting automatic with the thighs pressing back?
Thanks for your question P. You can approach the activation of the quads either way, that is, the way you have described or by keeping the knees straight and pressing the thighs back then buttocks forward. Each teacher finds a way of teaching and explaining things they have found helpful so this equates to many "right" ways of approaching the asanas. 😀
Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this video you might also like this - "Forearm Stand Yoga Pose - Pincha Mayurasana Progression" - ua-cam.com/video/yvCnoVQZD7w/v-deo.html
What a flow! Great teaching😊❤
Thanks. So glad you enjoyed it 😀🙏
@@IyengarYogawithHeather I love the way you teach. I have a question as a beginner what should I do to get in such
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Thanks Heather, very clear step by step instructions and crisp demonstrations 🙏🙏
Thank you. Glad you found it clear and helpful 😀🙏
Excellent explanation 👌👌👌👌
So glad you enjoyed it - thank you for your feedback 😀🙏
Great video thank you lovely pacing and instructions 🙏 🪷
Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for letting me know 😀
Very helpful and clear instruction thank you so much
You're welcome. I'm glad you found my instruction clear and helpful 😀🙏
you have a great teaching skills. beautiful ways to gradually progress. Thank you so much. I will let you know when I am able to get it some day.
Thanks for your feedback. I'm glad you found this video helpful and yes... let me know when you get your handstand 😀😀😀
Thank you very much for your class!
You're welcome 😀
Much needed ,very helpful, thanks mam 🙏
Fantastic, glad to hear it's helpful 😀🙏
This is one of my favourite videos. You're a great teacher. Thanks for your incredible knowledge!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀🙏
Thank you!
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I love this video. What a challenge but so much fun and perfect for beginners!
So glad you love this video Kellie. Thanks for your feedback. 😀🙏
Merci beaucoup. Vous êtes très très douée. Excellente professeure 😂😊😊
De rien. Je suis content que vous l'ayez apprécié.
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You're welcome 😀🙏
Finalmente un tutorial ben fatto. Gradualmente sviluppa la presa di coscienza di schemi motori essenziali per padroneggiare in seguito handstand! Ottima impostazione ❤
Grazie. I'm glad you appreciate it. And yes important to develop understanding of the basics. 😀🙏
I hope your channel gets thousands more subscribers 🙏🥰 this video is amazing ❤
Thank you for your support - glad you enjoyed this video 😀🙏
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Been watching your content. Love your progressions. I am hoping you expand your handstand vid into more intermediate progressions.
Thanks. I'll give the idea of creating a video with more intermediate progressions some thought 😀🙏
thank you for making the pose more accessible..
can this be attempted without the bolster propped on the wall for a beginner? or would that not aid in stacking the hips over shoulders?
if we kick up with the dominant leg, the other leg with the swing motion doesn’t go all the way up? it doesn’t get past hips. how to achieve this.
You're welcome 🙏 Yes this can definitely be attempted without the bolster when kicking all the way up. Some find it helpful and this may be more of a mental support as there is sometimes fear about collapsing. I actually find trying to kick up all the way into the pose with the bolster a hindrance so I do not use it, however it is useful to use when practicing the variation with the feet up on the chair.
When kicking all the way up we need to pull the hips back to the wall as the first leg kicks, then if the hips are far enough back (and over the shoulders enough) it is easier for the second leg to swing up. Hope that helps. 😀
Thank you Heather 😊 💓 your explanation of Tadasana really helped me. But at what point do you lift your quads upward from heel...you didn't mention it so Im wondering if my understanding is correct or not - I tend to do the tailbone tucking first knees bent, next knees and hips together and then lift the quads upwards with heels firmly grounded. Or according to what you say, is the quad lifting automatic with the thighs pressing back?
Thanks for your question P. You can approach the activation of the quads either way, that is, the way you have described or by keeping the knees straight and pressing the thighs back then buttocks forward. Each teacher finds a way of teaching and explaining things they have found helpful so this equates to many "right" ways of approaching the asanas. 😀