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Sukhasana with Three People in Partner Yoga

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    Part of the video series: Partner Yoga Guide

    Summary: Learn the sukhasana pose with three or more people for partner yoga in this free how-to video on partner yoga sequences and positions.

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    By Cynthia Mastry
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    Cindy Mastry has practiced yoga since the age of eight, and also has a background in Jazz and Ballet. Active in the fitness industry for nearly twenty years, she teaches aerobics,...read more

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    "On occasion in a partner yoga class you might find that you have an odd number of people. This does not mean that that person has to go home there's lots of partner yoga poses that you can do with three people. We are going to demonstrate a centering breath with the three people in this clip so Gina and Carrie are going to come around and we're all going to sit back to back with our shoulders connected. First of all we just want to lengthen through the spine and have our hands on our knees. Close your eyes and feel the spine lengthening up and get a feel for your partner's shoulders. See if you can't bring the breath together as one, drawing the energy from the energy of the circle and as you exhale lengthening up through the crown of the head. On our next inhale we're going to reach our arms up to the side up over our head and we're going to connect to our partner's palms and just give a nice little press into the partner's palm. Press the shoulders down and press into each other, softly inhaling in and exhaling. Centering and calming."

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