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Lying face-down, you repeatedly bend and straighten the elbows to lift and lower the entire body from the ground.
Difficulty: EasyThis sequence of poses, often performed at the beginning of yoga classes to warm up the body, traditionally consists of 12 positions linked together.
Difficulty: MediumLifters chase this physiological process, the literal enlargement of muscle fibers brought on by consistent training.
Difficulty: MediumAccording to Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, this term describes the effortless, continuous flow of awareness that results when concentration (dharana), meditation (dhyana), and absorption (samadhi) merge into one.
Difficulty: HardOn rings held near hip height, the body lies fully horizontal and face-down with arms splayed wide, a brutal evolution of the iron cross.
Difficulty: HardThis essential yoga accessory, typically made of rubber or PVC, provides cushioning and grip during practice.
Difficulty: EasyGripping a high bar with palms turned away from your face, you raise your chin over it using mainly the back and biceps.
Difficulty: EasyThis abdominal lock is created by exhaling completely and then drawing the belly in and up under the ribcage, and is traditionally practiced on an empty stomach.
Difficulty: Medium