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Garudasana
Eagle

Foundations of Posture:
  • Begin in Tadasana, Mountain Pose.
  • Engage the muscles of your arms and inhale and raise them up.
  • Exhale, give yourself a big hug by crossing the right arm under your left (finger tips reach behind towards the shoulder blades).
  • Keeping the elbows crossed bring the back of your palms together so your hands are in front of your face and the cross your hands again (bringing the right hand towards the face and left away), press palms together.
  • Sit back into a imaginary chair (the further you can sink down the easier this posture is) and cross your right leg over your left and hook your right foot around your left calf.
  • Keep squeezing your whole body in towards midline and sinking down with the tailbone.
  • The further you sink down to bring the right leg to parallel to deeper the stretch.
  • To release: Exhale, unwind your arms and legs and repeat on other side.

 

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