Summary: The supine spinal twist in yoga is a wonderful stretch for the back and arms. Learn how to do the supine spinal twist in yoga with tips from a certified yoga instructor in this free yoga lesson video.
Nora Forziati has practiced yoga and meditation for more than 20 years. She is a certified yoga instructor and owner of Half Moon Yoga and Wellness in Contoocook, New Hampshire, where...read more
"Moving into a supine, which means lying down spinal twist. So, let's bring our arms out to the sides making a "T" with our arms about shoulder level. Taking a nice deep breath in and as well exhale, let's lower our knees towards the right side. Let's flow with this a few times, inhaling up and exhaling to the other side. And just flowing a few times from side to side with the breath. We are always exhaling as we are twisting. And, inhaling as we come back to center. Something that can be very helpful to some people with this supine twist is a yoga block. You can place that block on the floor. When it's time for you to hold the twist, you can exhale twisting to the side and then resting the legs onto the block if your legs or knees are not able to come all the way to the floor."
eHow Article: Yoga Supine Spinal Twist