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Plank Pose is an integral part of a Vinyasa flow sequence as it builds core strength, engages the upper body, and promotes stability, allowing for smooth transitions and creating a strong foundation for the practice.
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Chaturanga,, is a challenging yet fundamental posture in a Vinyasa flow sequence for beginners, strengthening the arms, core, and shoulders, and fostering body awareness and control, while promoting proper alignment and building the necessary strength for more advanced poses.
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Upward Facing Dog Pose is a foundational posture in beginner Vinyasa flow sequences, stretching the chest and shoulders, strengthening the arms and spine, and promoting improved posture and overall body strength, adding a sense of openness and vitality to the practice.
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Downward Facing Dog Pose is a foundational posture in Vinyasa flow sequences for beginners, stretching and strengthening the entire body, improving flexibility and balance, and fostering a sense of grounding and rejuvenation in the practice.
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Side Plank Pose is a challenging yet beneficial posture in Vinyasa flow sequences for beginners, strengthening the arms, core, and legs, improving balance and stability, and promoting a sense of empowerment and strength in the practice.
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Warrior 2 Pose is a foundational posture in Vinyasa flow sequences for beginners, strengthening the legs, opening the hips, and improving balance, while cultivating focus, grounding, and a sense of inner strength in the practice.
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Side Angle Pose is a foundational posture in Vinyasa flow sequences for beginners, stretching the side body, strengthening the legs, and opening the hips, while enhancing balance, stability, and a sense of expansion in the practice.
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Chair Pose is a foundational posture in Vinyasa flow sequences for beginners, strengthening the legs, engaging the core, and improving balance, while promoting focus, grounding, and a sense of empowerment in the practice.
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