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Yoga Power Walks
Yoga Routines
Sun Salutation - At a Glance:

This is the perfect start to your yoga routine...  Or perfect to do just by itself for some yoga stress reduction!  (Click here to see the specifics of this yoga routine along with important tips and instructions for yoga posture transitions.)
 

Remember to always check with your doctor before beginning any exercise routine, especially if you have any existing injuries or health issues!


Praying Mountain 1Praying Mountain (Hold and meditate a bit for relaxation)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Reaching Mountain 2Reaching Mountain (Hold for 5 seconds or so)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Forward Bend 3Forward Bend (Hold for at least 10 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Reaching Mountain 4Reaching Mountain (Hold for 5 seconds or so)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Praying Mountain 5Praying Mountain (Hold and meditate a bit for relaxation)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)

repeat

 Repeat postures 1-5 two more times, then go on to 6
 
(By itself, this is a fantastic mini-yoga routine to do when you need to relax --
 like right before a test -- but, you don't really want to "exercise" and expend a
 lot of energy.)
Reaching Left Low Lunge 6Left Low Lunge 1 (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Left Low Lunge Cross 7Left Low Lunge 2 (Hold for 10-20 second)
Flying Left Low Lunge 8Left Low Lunge 3 (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
Plank 9Plank (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Cobra 10Cobra (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
           
**  There's an important transition between poses 9 and 10!
Downward Facing Dog 11Downward Facing Dog (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Reaching Right Low Lunge 12Right Low Lunge 1 (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Right Low Lunge Cross 13Right Low Lunge 2 (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
Flying Right Low Lunge 14Right Low Lunge 3 (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
Plank 15Plank (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Cobra 16Cobra (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Downward Facing Dog 17Downward Facing Dog (Hold for 10-20 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Child's Pose 18Child's Pose (Hold for as long as needed - use this posture when you feel you need a little rest)
             (Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Forward Bend 19Forward Bend (Hold for at least 10 seconds)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Reaching Mountain 20Reaching Mountain (Hold for 5 seconds or so)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)
Praying Mountain 21Praying Mountain (Hold and meditate a bit for relaxation)
(Click on the image for details of this yoga posture)

repeat

 Repeat postures 1-21 one more time
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