Yoga class XI
Saturday, July 28th, 2007
This class should be practised within the context of the Gunas
1/ Supta Baddha Konasana / Reclining Bound Angle Pose
2/ Adho Mukha svanasana
3/ Dandasana
4/ Pascimottanasana
5/ Balasana
6/ Savasana
This class should be practised within the context of the Gunas
1/ Supta Baddha Konasana / Reclining Bound Angle Pose
2/ Adho Mukha svanasana
3/ Dandasana
4/ Pascimottanasana
5/ Balasana
6/ Savasana
With Jim Tarran
7 November 10 days, Yoga retreat, Thai National Park
With Charlotte Watts
Tuesdays 8.15-9.30pm Drop-in class, Anahata Health Clinic
Sundays 11am-12.30pm Drop-in class, Alexandra Dance Academy
With Leonie Taylor
Mondays 9.30-11am Post-natal yoga, Holistic health Clinic
Tuesdays 8.15-9.30pm Drop-in class, Unit 4, Round Hill Street
Wednesdays 9.30-11am Post-natal yoga, Anahata Health Clinic
Thursdays 9.30-11am Drop-in class, Alexandra Dance Academy
Anterior towards the front of the body
Posterior towards the back of the body
Ventral towards the front of the torso
Dorsal towards the back of the torso
Medial towards the centre or the mid line of the body
Lateral towards the outside or away from the midline of the body
Peripheral towards the outside of the body
Inferior below or towards […]
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Reclining Bound Angle Pose
A calming, restorative pose
* Place a bolster (can use pleated blankets, or even two or three long cushions on top of each other) on the floor with a cushion or similar support on the far end.
* Sit at one end and draw the soles of the feet together a comfortable distance from […]
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* Sit with your legs stretched out straight in front of you, legs and feet together
* Draw the buttock flesh out to the sides once on each side, then once again both sides.
* Feel the sensation of […]
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by Venerable Ajahn Summedho
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Summer holiday special: £40 entry to all classes with Khadine
throughout July and August! (drop-in price also still available) -
Classes include those at the Acupuncture Clinic, Hove, and The
Sydney Walter Centre, Worthing.
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