Yoga for Dosha: A Grounding Vata Yoga Sequence

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Title: Yoga for Dosha: A Grounding Vata Yoga Sequence


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Yoga for Dosha A Grounding Vata Yoga Sequence
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Index
  • A Grounding Vata Yoga Sequence
  • 1. Garudasana
  • 2. Vrksasana
  • 3. Gomukhasana
  • 4. Purvottanasana
  • 5. Constructive Rest, Variation

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Grounding Vata Yoga Chain
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A Grounding Vata Yoga
  • A Grounding Vata Yoga Sequence Explore these
    meditative, replenish juiciness, grounding
    postures to ease tension and invite lasting
    serenity.
  • Below we discuss about 5 Grounding Vata Yoga
    sequence.

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Benefits of Yoga
  • Improves Flexibility
  • Increases Blood Flow
  • Perfects Posture
  • Improves Bone Health
  • Builds Muscular Strength
  • Drains Lymphs And Boosts Immunity
  • Helps One To Focus
  • Improves Balance

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1. Garudasana
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  • Stand in Tadasana.
  • Bend your elbows and cross the right arm over
    your left, wrapping your forearms around each
    other.
  • Then bend your knees deeply, keeping your spine
    long. Shift your weight onto the right foot.

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  • Lift your left leg and cross it over the right
    side.
  • If possible, tuck your left toes behind your
    right calf.
  • Gently squeeze the legs together for stability.
  • Direct breath down toward the low abdomen.

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  • This should help you to feel more rooted in your
    standing leg.
  • Hold for 36 breaths, then slowly unwind. Repeat
    it on the other side.

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2. Vrksasana
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  • Stand in Mountain Pose, with 2 blocks in front of
    your feet a couple of feet apart.
  • Shift your weight onto your left foot.
  • Then bend your right leg, placing the right ankle
    on your left thigh or in your left hip crease.

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  • Slowly fold your forward and place hands on the
    blocks. Keep your left leg firm.
  • Release the crown of the head toward the floor.
  • Direct each inhalation toward your low back and
    hips.

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  • Hold for 36 breaths, slowly come upright and
    release the right foot to the floor.
  • Repeat on the other side.

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3. Gomukhasana
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  • Sit down and stack your right knee on your left,
    bringing each foot to the outside of opposite
    hip.
  • Keep your sitting bones rooted.
  • Place your right hand on the floor behind you,
    and your left forearm against your right outer
    thigh.

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  • Twist to the right.
  • Relax your shoulders, close your eyes, and send
    breath toward your low back and belly.
  • Unwind slowly change the cross of your legs, and
    repeat on the other side.

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4. Purvottanasana
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  • Extend your legs and place your hands on the
    floor behind you, with your fingers pointing
    toward the hips and spread wide.
  • Uplift the hips and press the balls of feet into
    the floor.
  • Release the crown of the head toward the floor or
    tuck the chin toward the chest.
  • Hold for 36 breaths, then lower.

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5. Constructive Rest, Variation
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  • This restorative pose grounds profoundly and
    soothes. Bend your knees, with your feet
    hip-width individual.
  • Place a block on its narrow edge between the
    lower inner thighs, then snugly secure a looped
    strap around your mid thighs.
  • Keep your heels on the mat and rest your forefeet
    on a folded blanket.

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  • If you get cold, cover up with a second blanket.
  • Lie down and place an eye pillow over the closed
    eyes. Cross your arms over your chest.
  • Hold for 35 minutes, then change the cross of
    your arms.

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  • Below are the Yoga Asana For Various Problem
  • 5 Benefits of Yoga Asanas To Reduce Belly Fat
  • 7 Tips Get More Out of Restorative Practice
  • 4 Yoga Asana for Diabetes and its Benefits
  • 38 Ways Yoga Keeps You Fit

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