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The yoga pose Half Moon, or Ardha Chandrasana in Sanskrit, is quite a challenging yoga asana. Not only does it require core strength and hip flexibility, it also challenges your coordination and your sense of balance. For beginners, this pose can be the peak pose in a playful yoga class. For more advanced students, it’s the invitation to go into Sugarcane pose (Ardha Chandra Chapasana). Whether newbie or pro, warming up for, and sequencing around, this asana is a fun way to improve your focus and coordination and to find your balance – both physically and mentally.
This Video is a short sequence from Matt's workshop "The Essentials of Yoga", a 10-day practical yoga plan for beginners that will teach you all the basics of breathing and the various poses.
Matt is known for his ability to guide students deeply into postures with his refined attention to detail and precise action cues. He's an adept guide for students of various levels and inspires a humble confidence, allowing students to find ease while expanding the edge of their comfort zones.
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[Music] perhaps the more challenging pose of today the most challenging i would say you take your back hand onto your hip take your front fingertips to the ground tap your back foot forward a few inches and then let's focus on the alignment of the front hand it's going to be off on a diagonal from the front foot and out in front it's going to be the most stable place well keep the front knee bent lean weight forward like you did in your warrior three pose to get the back leg up the difference here now is that the pelvis is still turned open like warrior two then use the strength of your outer hip to lift the back leg so you feel this power through the back foot let's keep the hand on the hip for today let's keep the standing knee bent but lean back slowly until you feel the heel of your front foot and the underside of your buttocks of the left side engaging take one more full breath in and exhale it out slowly bending deeper [Music] you