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Yoga Wheel Pose

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Summary: Free Online yoga lessons! Learn how to perform the yoga wheel pose, an advanced yoga position, in this free video.

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By Amy Pancake
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Amy Pancake is a yoga instructor at Yoga Yoga studio in Austin, Texas. More information about Amy and about Yoga Yoga can be found at www.yogayoga.comread more

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" You want to make sure that you’re ready for a full backbend before you attempt a wheel at home without assistance, it’s best to use this as opposed to learning in class. And then to practice when you’re a more advanced level at home. Wheel, you bring your hands onto the floor by your ears with the fingers pointing back towards the shoulders and with the feet hip with the part, pressing down very strongly through the feet, and like we did with bridge, you’re going to start the pose from the feet so you press down strongly through your feet as you peel your spine off the floor one vertebrae at a time. And there’s a point where you come about halfway up and you take the crown of the head and place it on the floor. If you’re ready to go further you can push up by coming into full wheel, continually pressing down through the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands and letting the neck hang free. And when you’re ready to come down from the wheel pose, you want to use the strength of the arms to lower yourself down very slowly and smoothly and just like with bridge, coming down one vertebrae at a time. So rolling yourself as slowly as possible back down onto the floor and this is a very nice pose to practice two or three times in a row. "

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