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hi! i'm sara. and i'm jackie. we're from moksha yoga maple. today we'regoing to show you how to do a downward facing dog flow sequence. we'll show you how to do a modified variationusing props, like two blocks, and we'll show
how often to do yoga , you the full flow as well. as always, once you begin your yoga practice, you'll want to start in a very grounding position. jackie's beginning in child's pose today.so she'll just begin by allowing her hips
to sink back, lighter weight into the crownof the head, shoulders softening, and just think about taking three to five deep cyclesof breath inhaling through the nose, through the nose, long, deep, exhales. after completing your last exhale breath,start to press forward into a table top position. so jackie will rise to her hands, her knees,pull the knees a little bit closer together. start to spread through the fingers, as youcurl your toes under take an inhale. and as you exhale lift your hips into downward facingdog. from downward facing dog, make sure the positionof your hands and your feet are correct. so, you'll want your feet about hip width apart.usually, that's no wider than about 6 inches
of space. it's all good if the heels aren't pressinginto the mat, just begin to find that length, that stretch into your hamstrings. and thenfeel the palms as you spread the length into your fingers, focus on placing the weightsbetween your index finger and your thumb pads. so taking any of that added pressure out ofyour wrists. as you find that position of the hands and the feet, allow the shoulders to drop back maybe have your breath exhale, hips lifting higher... you can bend through your knees and walking out your dog so to speak.
okay. once feeling grounded in downward facing dog, jackie will come forward to a high plank position on an inhale breath. in plank pose, shoulders stacked above the wrists. heels pressing towards the back wall, backs of the thighs and inner thighs are engaged. in your plank, you might notice that the core feels a little weak and you might start to dip in the belly. so if your hips are sinking and the shoulders are winging out, just like that, you want to find the action of pressing the palms into your mat, lifting your hips
so then you're level, shoulders to hips. using the core muscles, pull the belly in and then we'll do a modified flow. place your knees down into the mat. and on an exhale, lower about half-way down, so that now the shoulders are now level with that top height of your block. come all the way down onto the chest. and then take an inhale to a baby cobra pose. you're going to lift just your chin and your chest up. this is going to strengthen the muscles in your spine. make sure you keep the tops of the feet pressing down. she can come right back down to the heart.
curl your toes under, press into your palms exhale breath, back to downward facing dog. so we've just shown you the modified variation of the downward facing dog flow. that's going to be a good version to stick with if you're newer to your yoga practice. jackie is now going to show us how to do the full downward facing dog flow. so from a downward facing dog flow, with an inhale breath, moving foward to an i plank position. from the top of a pushup, again feel that placement of the heels pressing back shoulders stacked above the wrists, and then on an exhale breath lower in to chataranga. so the shoulers are level with the height of the block as you inhale, press through to upward facing dog. shoulders will soften at the top. as jackie lifts her up dog, we'll show you a tendency
of what we see happening in upward facing dog. things that you really want to avoid. so you might sink the hips down dump the head back and knees are down. so instead in upward facing dog, she'll press through the tops of the feet so now her knees are lifting up off of the mat, the hips are lifting, the shoulders soften, and there's still length in the back of the neck instead of dumping the head back. so the neck is always long. so she'll finish that inhale and exhale right on back to downward facing dog. hips lift nice and high okay rest in here for about three breaths. inhale.... through the nose exhale...
from there coming right back to child's pose. lower into your knees... after completing your downward facing down flow, come right on back to child's pose for a few deep breaths of rest .remember to find a sense of grounding at the end of each practice. thank you for watching! now that you know how to do a proper downward facing dog flow, a modified variation as well, remember to like and comment on the video below.
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