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Summary: The yoga inverted frog position is great to work the inner thighs. Learn tips on how to do this pose correctly from a yoga expert in this free video clip.
John R. Snell has been involved in fitness for many years. He had an undergraduate degree in Business Administration and in 1998 he was involved in a corporate merger and since has...read more
Yoga is great for building flexibility. Did you know however, that it is also good for other parts of the body that you may not realize? The twisting pose, one of the poses in this set of videos, is very healthy for both your spine and your internal organs. The twisting motion actually massages your internal organs and is very helpful for digestion. In these videos you will learn the different poses, as well as how they benefit your body. In these videos, you will get a basic introduction to yoga. Our yoga expert will show you some poses that you can do with no previous experience. These poses are a great way to relax and improve your flexibility level. You will see demonstrations of poses such as the child pose, the inverted frog, the hamstring stretch, the lower back stretch and many others. When combined, these beginner poses make for an excellent yoga workout.
"The inverted frog for inner thighs. Find a comfortable surface, a mat or a carpet to lay on, and take both feet together. You reach your hands up, and take your hands down to your ankles. If that's uncomfortable for you, move them up towards your knees. Reach down for your ankles, and let the heels come in towards you. Now keep your back on the floor, as the heels come in, the knees go out away from you. Relax those shoulders, breathing deep through your nose, exhale. Now some people, their hands are up towards their knees, other people are down around the ankles, other people can take their hands and around your feet, whatever it is for you, but let your knees go outward. Let your heels come inward. Relax the shoulders. Breathe in deep through your nose. On the exhale, feel your shoulders, feel the back, release, another deep breath in and exhale, and once again, deep breath in. Exhale, and then release, just let the feet come down and touch the floor."
eHow Article: Yoga Inverted Frog Position