Every one of us has experienced hard times at some point in our life. Whether it’s with family, friends, work or ourselves, we all struggle to find balance in our lives sometimes. There are days when we feel overburdened by the stress that life throws at us and it can be hard to let off steam. It can also be difficult to find calm when we are in the midst of chaos.
Do you always feel physically tired? Do you get up in the morning without energy? Do you often struggle with mental fatigue? Don’t worry because we’ve all been there sooner or later! There are too many factors that we cannot…
There are many ways to do this and everyone chooses the one that best suits their needs, but one of my favorites is doing yoga outdoors. In this article, you will find a reflection on how the practice of outdoor…
I can’t sleep and the situation is getting serious! This is the phrase that is heard more and more often by many people. Furthermore, for many like us, not sleeping is not a choice but a frustrating situation of difficulty…
Most yoga practitioners, even the most beginners, know the Warrior Pose, or Virabhadrasana. In any of its three main variations, it is an excellent pose for strengthening legs and arms simultaneously. This is why they are a common sequence in yoga classes of all kinds. However, what you may not know is the story behind this asana, which is rooted in a myth from the Hindu tradition.
Within the world of Trikonasana, there are some variations. All of them offer many benefits for the body and, in addition, to its variations, we can find it as ideal for both initial and advanced yoga practitioners. It is a pose that offers balance and flexibility and a beautiful connection of breath and body. This time we will focus on the triangle pose and the extended triangle, the traditional figures of Trikonasana.
Today we want to delve into a discipline related to water and Yoga, which can be practiced in natural environments such as the sea. The river or a lake, which is gaining more followers every day: SUP Yoga. Summer and heat are coming, so this is one of many proposals to do Yoga outdoors. Do not miss the opportunity to meet a new practice.
Previously we told you a little about inverted asanas. Today we would like to stop at what is, perhaps, one of the most emblematic asanas: Salamba Sirsasana I, the famous “headstand.”
Etymologically, salamba means “with support, support” and sirsa “head,” so we are talking about a supported headstand. This is a detail to consider since, during Sirsasana, most of the body’s weight will fall on the forearms, not on the head.
Yoga has various styles and postures, which generally offer the same benefits for the body and mind. However, each of these poses specializes in one goal. This time we want to talk to you about the Savasana style of posture for relaxation. This posture is one of the most important exercises in the yoga session. Read on and find out why.
