Sequence VirasanaAdho Mukha SvanasanaAdho Mukha VirasanaAdho Mukha SvanasanaTadasanaTrikonasanaParsvakonasanaVirabhadrasana I – hands on hipsUttanasana – Baddha HastaVirabhadrasana IIParsvottanasanaGarudasanaUtkatasanaAdho Mukha SvanasanaParvatasana in VirasanaAdho Mukha VirasanaSalamba SarvangasanaHalasanaSavasana
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Standing poses and backbends
Read moreSequence Urdhva Prasarita PadasanaAdho Mukha SvanasanaTadasanaTrikonasanaParsvakonasanaVirabhadrasana IIArdha ChandrasanaVirabhadrasana IVirabhadrasana III (also with hands on a ledge or chair back)ParsvottanasanaParighasanaUstrasanaUrdhva Mukha SvanasanaAdho Mukha SvanasanaSarvangasanaHalasanaSavasana
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Relaxation sequence
Read moreSequence Setubandha Sarvangasana – over bolsterUttanasana – Baddha Hasta, holding the opposite elbowAdho Mukha SvanasanaVirasanaParvatasana in VirasanaJanu Sirsasana – concave backJannu SirsanaTriangaikapada Paschimottanasana – concave backTriangaikapada PaschimottanasanaPaschimottanasanaSalamba SarvangasanaHalasanaViparita Karani
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Sequence to relief knee pain
Read moreSequence Illustration inspired by Julio Dieguez Papi.BKS Iyengar sequence to relieve knee pain.It is a sequence for athletes who often overload the knee and adjacent body structures.Julio practiced the sequence developed by Guruji and described on pages 90-91 of his book “Yoga for Sports”.He added some variations that he learned from his teachers.The sequence is…
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Release strain in buttock and hip joint
Read moreSequence This illustration is inspired by Julio Dieguez Papi.B.K.S. Iyengar`s sequence to release strain in buttock and hip joint + sequence to cool down the body in warm climate, from the book «Yoga for Sports».1st 7 poses from the first sequence, where Adho Mukha Svanasana and Adho Mukha Virasana are also part of the sequence…
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Asanas after a journey
Read moreSequence Illustration inspired by Julio Dieguez Papi.Restorative Yoga from Guruji BKS Iyengar.A practice following a sequence from the book “Yoga for Sports”.This practice is described on pages 133 and 134.For whom?For any person that has just make a long trip with many hours sitting and lack of sleep.In his book “Yoga for Sports”, Guruji addresses…
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Shoulder work and general body condition
Read moreSequence This illustration and yogasequence is inspired by Julio Dieguez Papi.He writes the following about his practice:“These Asanas having been taken from Gurujis book “Yoga for sports.It is an allaround practice willing to rebalance body and mind. Good as well as Level 1 general class.However, it is for all levels. For an Iyengar Yoga practitioner…
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Asanas for strength
Read moreSequence Strength in the muscles is developed by the regular practice ot these asanas.Asanas work not only on the major muscles, but also on the minor ones so that they can assist the former.Asanas teach us to use our physical strength in an intelligent and elegant way, and not exerting brute force.What is important is…
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Preventing Exhaustion
Read moreSequence In addition to skeleto-muscular problems, sportsperson are also prone to exhaustion and fatigue.The sides of our chest are storehouses of energy and need to be charged so that prana can be stored. One of the ways to charge them is to keep them well lifted.All these asanas open the chest and energise the practitioner.…
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Overcoming Stiffness in the upper back
Read moreSequence The entire back is prone to pain in sportspeople.Neck and lower back pain are the most common in one-sided sports where one part of the body is overworked.The neck and lower pain can be released by twisting asanas like Bharadvajasana and Utthita Marichyasana. They can help in releasing the entire back and neck. Uttanasana…
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Strengthening arms and shoulders
Read moreSequence Arm and shoulder strength is nessessary fo many sports.Sportsperson have to learn to use not only the deltoids, but also the latissimus. To understand the role of the latissimus inthe extension of the arms, lift your arms over your head. After some time, the upper arm muscles feel heavy, fatigued and ready to collapse,…
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Sequence Abdomen
Read moreSequence Supta Baddha KonasanaSvastikasanaVirasanaParvatasana in VirasanaParighasanaTrikonasanaUtthita Hasta Padangusthasana with chair, first hands at the hips, then arms to Urdhva HastasanaParsva Hasta Padangusthasana with chair, first hands at the hips, then arms to Urdhva Hastasanastanding Marichyasana I with chairpreparation Urdhva Prasarita PadasanaUrdhva Prasarita Padasana 90 degrees to 60 degrees and backJathara Parivartanasana with bend legsDandasanaParipurna NavasanaDandasanaParipurna…