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Summary: The star burst yoga pose should feel as if the center of the body is pulling outward in every direction. Learn to do the star burst pose with tips from the founder of Zen Yoga in this free video on yoga back stretches.
Aaron Hoopes is the founder of Zen Yoga. He has spent over 25 years studying yoga, tai chi and the martial arts. He spent 3 years in Japan studying under the chief instructor of the...read more
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"So begin just lying on your back with your back straight and your feet flopped apart. For this star burst stretch, what we're going to do is, open the legs out, expand them out. At the same time we're going to take the arms up and out as well. So you should feel as if, from the center of your body, pulling out in all four directions outwards, extend them out, stretch out, reach out as far as you can, as if you're stretching out for the first time in your whole life. Then in this position, you simply want to let go of your muscles and sink into the ground. Go deep into your breathing and allow the breath now to fill the open spaces of your body."
eHow Article: Zen Yoga Star Burst Pose
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