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What is Prenatal Yoga?
Summary: Learn the downward facing dog prenatal yoga position, when practicing prenatal yoga safely for pregnant women, from an expert yoga teacher in this free instructional video.
Elizabeth Cafferky is a yoga instructor at Yoga Yoga studio in Austin, Texas. More information about her and about Yoga Yoga can be found at www.yogayoga.comread more
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"The first pose, Downward Facing Dog, if you've been practicing yoga it's fine to continue doing this especially in the first few months of your pregnancy and then to modify by using it or doing it at the wall after you are in at least your sixth month. As you move along in your pregnancy and you need to start to modify Downward Facing Dog, coming to the wall and separating your feet more widely apart and then extending with the hands on the wall."
eHow Article: Downward Facing Dog Prenatal Yoga Position
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