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Greetings my dear friends who love sports. Today I'm back here after a few days of absence, as I was in the running wave, and without much planning and schedule compliance so I was not fulfilling a fixed routines, since my daughter was on school vacation. But this week she started her classes and I am adapting again to my exercise routine, in which I combine several disciplines, among which is yoga, where I strengthen myself and work on my flexibility. The routine that I share with you today is very simple, where I adapt my body to the movements of yoga, as I have told you in previous publications I was a ballet dancer so I try to maintain the flexibility acquired since I was a child, which makes me enjoy my yoga routines much more.
This routine is based on a main sequence, which I will explain later. Let's start, we place ourselves in an easy posture with our eyes closed, we always listen to our body without forcing it to pain, we take the buttocks back, we support the ischia well on the floor, with a straight back, we begin to breathe inhaling and exhaling through the nose for a few minutes, releasing any tension accumulated during the day, we put the intention to practice.
We do a small warm up to get warm, we place our hands on our knees, and make small circular movements of the shoulders forward and backward. We place our hands on our shoulders and make circles with our elbows, forward and then backward keeping our back straight. We make circles with the rib cage, inhaling forward and exhaling backward, feeling that our spine is an axis and we see ourselves around it.
We place our arms upwards, and with an inclination towards the right we stretch our left side, then we do it towards the other side, keeping the hand that is on top stretched, and looking at the floor, and both ischiums well fixed on the floor.
We place our arms up well stretched, we remember which leg we have in front, and with our hands well stretched, we lean our back forward keeping it well stretched, we project our sternum forward, we go up and change the leg we had in front, and we repeat the exercise again, always one side will be more comfortable than the other.
Cambiamos de posición a navasana, y llevamos las rodillas al pecho, manteniendo el equilibrio con nuestros abdominales,inhala,os y exhalamos despegando los pies del piso y manteniendo la postura, activando el abdomen. repetimos 5 secuencias este ejercicios, sintiendo como comenzamos a sentir calorcito en nuestro cuerpo.
We go to the table position, and do the cat-dog posture, keeping the back well bent when we are in the cat posture, and sticking out the buttocks and looking towards the ceiling when we are in the cow posture.
Here we begin the sequence on which this routine is based mainly, which have basic postures in the sequence of many benefits to re-activate me, which is the downward facing dog, the plank, runner, warrior 1, warrior 2, and from there we add other positions, but always going through this sequence. We place ourselves in the downward facing dog position, keeping our legs active, back straight, and buttocks up, if you are not able to place your heels on the floor, bend your knees a little, walk a little in place in this position, lift the right leg and go to the runner position, keep the front leg at 90 degrees, back leg well extended. We return to downward facing dog, and repeat the exercise.
Volvemos nuevamente a elevar piernas hacia arriba, vamos a corredor y nos levantamos despegando una rodilla del piso, con los brazos firmes, bien elevados hacia arriba, en posición de guerrero 1. Pasamos al guerrero dos giramos caderas, piernas abiertas 90 grado, coxis abajo, miramos por encima del dedo medio del brazo que esta adelante, extendemos la pierna que esta doblada y vamos al triangulo invertido volvemos a doblar la pierna de adelante y vamos a la postura de la Utthita Parsvakonasana es una variante de la Parsvakonasana con grandes beneficios.
We go back to raising our legs up, we go to runner and we get up taking one knee off the floor, with our arms firm, well raised upwards, in warrior 1 position. We go to warrior two, turn hips, legs open 90 degrees, coccyx down, look over the middle finger of the arm that is in front, extend the leg that is bent and go to the inverted triangle, bend the front leg again and go to the posture of Utthita Parsvakonasana is a variant of Parsvakonasana with great benefits.
We do again the whole sequence from the downward facing dog, lift the leg, runner, warrior one, warrior two, inverted triangle, adding this time a twist, we place the knee in the peak, with the hands in the namaste position, we do a twist, bringing the elbow in front of the knee we have bent, trying to keep the palms of the palms of the hands in the center of the chest, and looking up, we do 3 breaths, finding comfort in the posture.
To end our practice we place ourselves in the child's posture, and then in the fine relaxation posture completely lying face down, with arms outstretched to the sides, eyes closed, and feet slightly to the sides, we breathe and enjoy a few minutes of relaxation with good music.
Todo el contenido es de mi autoría y las imágenes son de mi propiedad
Fotos fueron tomadas con mi Redmit 9T por mi hija maria valentina chacin
Traducido con Deepl
Video editado en la aplicacion Inshot
El fondo musical usado en el video Mul Mantra de Snatam Kaur
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All content is my own and the images are my property.
Photos were taken with my Redmit 9T by my daughter maria valentina chacin.
Translated with Deepl
Video edited in Inshot application
The background music used in the video Mul Mantra by Snatam Kaur
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