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Learn Sivananda Yoga today! This free video series teaches you all the poses of a complete Surya Namaskar Sun Salutation and over a dozen other yoga poses perfect for inner peace.
There are 53 videos in this series:
Learn the practice of sivananda yoga in this free exercise video.
How to breathe during yoga in this free exercise video.
How to do the uttanasana forward fold in this free exercise video.
How to do the uttanasana to low lunge in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga low lunge to cobra in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga cobra to inverted v in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga inverted "v" to low lunge in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga low lunge to mountain pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the full surya namaskar sun salutation in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga single right leg raise in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga single left leg raise in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga double leg raise in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga dolphin pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga sirsasana (headstand) pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga wide leg sirsasana (headstand) in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga wide leg sirsasana (headstand) variation in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga one leg sirsasana (headstand) variation in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga staff yoga pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga eagle yoga pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga pinca-mayurasana (feathered peacock) pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga sarvangasana (shoulder-stand) in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga wide leg sarvangasana (shoulder-stand) variation in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga halasana (plow) pose in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga wide leg halasana (plow) pose variation in this free exercise video.
Learn the sivananda yoga tranquility halasana (plow) pose variation in this free exercise video.
The word "yoga" comes from the Sanskrit root yuj meaning "to bind, or join." Yoga is centrally the practice of union, whether you are joining the mind to the body, the human to the divine, or the individual to the infinite. The various styles of yoga that have made it to the West all share a common core: positioning the body into a particular posture while focusing mind and breath leads to physical and spiritual well-being. These arts of positioning the body have been passed on for thousands of years, and encompass one of the oldest cultural traditions known to exist. To practice yoga, then, is also to join with the ancient sages, drawing human history up into yourself and connecting with the past.
This free video series will teach you step-by-step a Surya Namaskar Sun Salutation and over a dozen other Sivananda poses to begin or continue your yoga practice. Expert Cynthia Mastry will show you many poses, including uttanasana, sirsasana, dolphin, cobra, sarvangasana, halasana, and more. She uses her students to demonstrate poses while she offers tips and other insight into a personal practice of Sivananda yoga. You will also learn various triangle and warrior poses, good for balance and stability. Become part of the tradition today!
Gina Kennedy, RYT Gina received her teacher training at the beautiful Ashram in Nassau Bahamas. She was award the title of Yoga Siromani and is a member of the Yoga Alliance. Her personal style works to develop strength, flexibility and balance with students of all ages and levels of fitness. Gina loves sharing her personal passion of the yoga practice.dkdk
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