Crow yoga sequence

Whether you're new to this yoga crow pose or you want to refine it, this 16-pose Bakasana sequence will help with balance.

I've lost count of the amount of times someone has come up to me after class and said something along the lines of "I just want to be able to do Crow pose! You know, I don't need to be a super yogi or anything, I just want to do Crow!" Maybe the sneaky crow doesn't seem quite so illusive a

YOGA SEQUENCE TO CROW POSE: When it comes to arm balancing there are 3 factors to overcome; strength, flexibility & fear. 1. WIDE KNEE CHILDS POSE Creates extension to the spine, opens the hips, knees & shins too. Also very grounding, gotta be grounded before you wanna fly 2. MALASANA A lack of flexibility can make arm balancing difficult as it makes the arm balance just that much harder versus if the hips were open to begin with 3. DOWNWARD FACING DOG This whole body pose will prep your…

This Firefly Pose (Tittibhasana) yoga sequence will help you stretch your hamstrings and prepare your core for this challenging arm balance.

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The Side Crow yoga pose, which is called Parsva Bakasana in Sanskrit, is a playful arm balance variation of Crow Pose (Bakasana). Accomplishing this yoga pose does not only require core and arm strength, it also requires even more strength of mind. That is why practicing Side Crow can help you build focus and concentration. Read more in our Magazine!