Domain: yogascope.com

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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Moving Reclining Twist ...
This video shows a moving or dynamic version of a reclining twist. It is interesting how much moving into and out of the pose does to release tension and ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Reclining Core ...
Reclining Core Strengthening Twist. Here are two variations of a reclining twist done in a way that will cause the focal point to be strengthening the core. ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Breath Anatomy for Asana ...
Breath Anatomy for Asana, Pranayama and Meditation with Carl Horowitz Three Saturday Intensives: Part 1 The Diaphragm: Feb 23, 5:30-8:30pm ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Releasing Tension from the ...
Releasing Tension from the Hips, Pelvic Structure and Back While Strengthening the Core and the Back Muscles to Help Reduce Back Pain ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Four Back Bends ...
May 2, 2007 ... Four Back Bends: Strengthening the Lower Back: The Difference ... Lower back strengthening can often help the health of your lower back and ...
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Yogascope - Yoga with Carl Horowitz
Personalized Yoga with Carl Horowitz. ... Carl is a skilled yoga teacher and yoga therapist who will help you design a practice that is right for you. ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Ankle to Knee Pose: A ...
May 28, 2007 ... Go to: Cow Faced Pose: Gomukhasana: A Seated Hip Opening Pose to Reduce Tension in the Outer Hip and Lower Back ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Eka Pada Koundinyasana II ...
Eka Pada Koundinyasana II opens the pelvic structure towards a split while you are balancing on your hands. Ashtavakrasana is a rotation where your spine ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: Releasing Tension from the ...
Releasing Tension from the Hips, Pelvic Structure and Back While Strengthening the Core and the Back ... Yoga Without Walls with Swami X otherwise known as. ...
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The YogaScope Kaleidoscope - Yoga Blog: 2006-05-14
May 14, 2006 ... 1) Forward Flexion which is a large part of what gets termed Forward Bending in yoga. Examples would be Uttanasana, Standing Forward Bend, ...
 
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