Today, I am sharing with you a more advanced arm-balance pose in Yoga. I love this pose and I am demonstrating it to you from different angles.
Eka Pada Koundinyasana II, the breakdown of the Sanksrit description: eka = one · pada = foot · Koundinya = a sage · asana = pose Aka: Flying Splits Pose
A pose dedicated to the Sage Koundinya II is a split-legged arm balance that is sometimes dubbed "flying splits" as it resembles a front split hovering away from the floor.
This arm balance is strengthening for the arms, wrists, and shoulders. Balance poses are excellent to build stamina and to still the mind. Practice this asana = posture when you already mastered other arm balance postures like Bakasana aka Crow Pose.
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yoga teacher based in greenwich london i will teach you yoga in all situations even balancing on reveal hari home tatsut [Music] today i'm sharing with you akp2 flying splits pose eka let's start bring the inside of the leg next to the shoulder and now try to bring the leg over the shoulder over the upper arm and then extend the other leg up and back stay here and breathe slowly come down i'm changing [Music] the other side again same here try to shift the weight forward extend the legs stay here and breathe now you're in the position slowly get out and now the other angle really make sure the arm comes over and then extend stay here and change very good stay and breathe hold it that's it and come out you made it thank you don't forget and stay tuned