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THE PSOAS MUSCLE, WHERE IT ATTACHES, AND ITS FUNCTION The primary function of the iliopoas is to flex the hip joint. Secondarily, the iliopsoas externally rotates the hip joint. It can also be involved with adduction of the hip if the hip has already been abducted or taken out to the side. Because of its location, the psoas muscle is ALWAYS associated with the “ core” of our body. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media ONLINE YOGA ANATOMY COURSE The Basics of Applied Anatomy Outline. Module 1 Introduction and Overview of Course. Module 2 Why Study Anatomy. Module 3 Anatomical Position. Module 4 Directional Terms. Module 5 Movements from Anatomical Position. Module 6 Movements of Yoga Asana. Module 7 Patterns of Movement and Converging Histories. A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO THE SHOULDER IN YOGA The head of the humerus is the “ball” of the ball and socket joint. When you put these two together glenoid + O + humerus, you get the technical name of the shoulder joint, the glenohumeral joint. It’s important to note that at the end of the scapula there is WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACHWHERE DOES QUADRATUS LUMBORUM ATTACH?ILIAC CREST (SPECIFICALLY THE TOP AND BACK PART OF THE PELVIS) THE BONE AT THE TOP AND BACK OF THE PELVIS IS KNOWN AS THE ILIUM. TRANSVERSE PROCESS...WHAT ARE THE ACTIONS OF THE QUADRATUS LUMBORUM?THIS MUSCLE HAS THREE POTENTIAL ACTIONS: TO EXTEND THE SPINE AS IN SHALABASANA TO BRING THE RIBS CLOSER TO THE PELVIS ON THE SAME SIDE, KNOWN AS LA...WHAT YOGA POSTURES LENGTHEN THE QUADRATUS LUMBORUM?PARIGHASANA TRIKONASANA Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae. THE ADDUCTOR MUSCLES, THEIR ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONS The adductors are a group of muscles, as the name suggests, that primarily function to adduct the femur at the hip joint. Although they are all located somewhere along the medial side of the thigh, they originate in different places at the front of the pelvis. Most of them are surprisingly thin muscles. The exception to that is the largest of THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONSSEE MORE ONYOGANATOMY.COM
THE PSOAS MUSCLE, WHERE IT ATTACHES, AND ITS FUNCTION The primary function of the iliopoas is to flex the hip joint. Secondarily, the iliopsoas externally rotates the hip joint. It can also be involved with adduction of the hip if the hip has already been abducted or taken out to the side. Because of its location, the psoas muscle is ALWAYS associated with the “ core” of our body. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media YOGA ANATOMY COURSES This course meets the newest Yoga Alliance standards for anatomy used on teacher trainings. This workshop creates a context for safe, effective, and appropriate adjustments. It then takes those principle and applies them to 45 different postures and 5 different people. These videos are designed to guide you through the most importantparts of
WHAT IS JALANDHARA BANDHA? Jalandhara bandha, anatomically speaking. Let’s explore the bandha that gets the least amount of press. What is jalandhara bandha? Just like the other two bandhas that you might be familiar with, mula bandha and uddiyana bandha, jalandhara bandha is ultimately energetic, not just a physical action.But, there is a physical action to initiate or create that energetic quality. THE PSOAS MUSCLE, WHERE IT ATTACHES, AND ITS FUNCTION The primary function of the iliopoas is to flex the hip joint. Secondarily, the iliopsoas externally rotates the hip joint. It can also be involved with adduction of the hip if the hip has already been abducted or taken out to the side. Because of its location, the psoas muscle is ALWAYS associated with the “ core” of our body. THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONS The simple answer is that the iliacus muscle flexes and externally rotates the femur. When combined with the psoas muscle, the two muscles are considered the strongest hip flexors in the body. It uses the pubic bone as leverage to create some of that strength. The iliacus muscle can also add to an anterior tilt of the pelvis (downand forward).
WORKING WITH SIT BONE PAIN AND ACHEY HAMSTRINGS Tools for working with sit bone pain. I want to share with you an exercise that I regularly do with students who are dealing with achy hamstrings and/or mild sit bone pain.This could be as a result of an earlier hamstring “tear” or general aggravation due to muscular imbalances.. I do not offer this as “the” solution, but it’s one that I have used successfully a number of times. DAVID KEIL - PRESENTER OF ANATOMY FOR YOGA PRACTITIONERS David was introduced to Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga in 1999. But it was in 2001 that he met John Scott in Penzance, UK, presenting his anatomy workshops for the first time overseas. Two weeks practicing with John was transformational and he realized that he had found his teacher. This began a relationship of both teacher/student as well as a THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL OBLIQUE MUSCLES ITS ATTACHMENTS The oblique muscles. The oblique muscles make up two of the three layers that create our abdominal walls. The third layer is the popular transverse abdominus muscle.. What do the names of the external and internal oblique muscles, mean? THE ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLES, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONS The erector spinae muscles are really three muscles: spinalis, longissimus, and iliocostalis. Each of these three muscles can be further subdivided into additional smaller muscles based on the region of the spine they are in. Spinalis comes from the Latin word spina which means “thorn”. It refers to the bumpy projections that youcan feel
SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media ONLINE YOGA ANATOMY COURSE The Basics of Applied Anatomy Outline. Module 1 Introduction and Overview of Course. Module 2 Why Study Anatomy. Module 3 Anatomical Position. Module 4 Directional Terms. Module 5 Movements from Anatomical Position. Module 6 Movements of Yoga Asana. Module 7 Patterns of Movement and Converging Histories. A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO THE SHOULDER IN YOGA The head of the humerus is the “ball” of the ball and socket joint. When you put these two together glenoid + O + humerus, you get the technical name of the shoulder joint, the glenohumeral joint. It’s important to note that at the end of the scapula there is WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACHWHERE DOES QUADRATUS LUMBORUM ATTACH?ILIAC CREST (SPECIFICALLY THE TOP AND BACK PART OF THE PELVIS) THE BONE AT THE TOP AND BACK OF THE PELVIS IS KNOWN AS THE ILIUM. TRANSVERSE PROCESS...WHAT ARE THE ACTIONS OF THE QUADRATUS LUMBORUM?THIS MUSCLE HAS THREE POTENTIAL ACTIONS: TO EXTEND THE SPINE AS IN SHALABASANA TO BRING THE RIBS CLOSER TO THE PELVIS ON THE SAME SIDE, KNOWN AS LA...WHAT YOGA POSTURES LENGTHEN THE QUADRATUS LUMBORUM?PARIGHASANA TRIKONASANA Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae. THE ADDUCTOR MUSCLES, THEIR ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONS The adductors are a group of muscles, as the name suggests, that primarily function to adduct the femur at the hip joint. Although they are all located somewhere along the medial side of the thigh, they originate in different places at the front of the pelvis. Most of them are surprisingly thin muscles. The exception to that is the largest of THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONSSEE MORE ONYOGANATOMY.COM
THE PSOAS MUSCLE, WHERE IT ATTACHES, AND ITS FUNCTION The primary function of the iliopoas is to flex the hip joint. Secondarily, the iliopsoas externally rotates the hip joint. It can also be involved with adduction of the hip if the hip has already been abducted or taken out to the side. Because of its location, the psoas muscle is ALWAYS associated with the “ core” of our body. YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media ONLINE YOGA ANATOMY COURSE The Basics of Applied Anatomy Outline. Module 1 Introduction and Overview of Course. Module 2 Why Study Anatomy. Module 3 Anatomical Position. Module 4 Directional Terms. Module 5 Movements from Anatomical Position. Module 6 Movements of Yoga Asana. Module 7 Patterns of Movement and Converging Histories. A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO THE SHOULDER IN YOGA The head of the humerus is the “ball” of the ball and socket joint. When you put these two together glenoid + O + humerus, you get the technical name of the shoulder joint, the glenohumeral joint. It’s important to note that at the end of the scapula there is WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACHWHERE DOES QUADRATUS LUMBORUM ATTACH?ILIAC CREST (SPECIFICALLY THE TOP AND BACK PART OF THE PELVIS) THE BONE AT THE TOP AND BACK OF THE PELVIS IS KNOWN AS THE ILIUM. TRANSVERSE PROCESS...WHAT ARE THE ACTIONS OF THE QUADRATUS LUMBORUM?THIS MUSCLE HAS THREE POTENTIAL ACTIONS: TO EXTEND THE SPINE AS IN SHALABASANA TO BRING THE RIBS CLOSER TO THE PELVIS ON THE SAME SIDE, KNOWN AS LA...WHAT YOGA POSTURES LENGTHEN THE QUADRATUS LUMBORUM?PARIGHASANA TRIKONASANA Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae. THE ADDUCTOR MUSCLES, THEIR ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONS The adductors are a group of muscles, as the name suggests, that primarily function to adduct the femur at the hip joint. Although they are all located somewhere along the medial side of the thigh, they originate in different places at the front of the pelvis. Most of them are surprisingly thin muscles. The exception to that is the largest of THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONSSEE MORE ONYOGANATOMY.COM
THE PSOAS MUSCLE, WHERE IT ATTACHES, AND ITS FUNCTION The primary function of the iliopoas is to flex the hip joint. Secondarily, the iliopsoas externally rotates the hip joint. It can also be involved with adduction of the hip if the hip has already been abducted or taken out to the side. Because of its location, the psoas muscle is ALWAYS associated with the “ core” of our body. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media YOGA ANATOMY COURSES This course meets the newest Yoga Alliance standards for anatomy used on teacher trainings. This workshop creates a context for safe, effective, and appropriate adjustments. It then takes those principle and applies them to 45 different postures and 5 different people. These videos are designed to guide you through the most importantparts of
WHAT IS JALANDHARA BANDHA? Jalandhara bandha, anatomically speaking. Let’s explore the bandha that gets the least amount of press. What is jalandhara bandha? Just like the other two bandhas that you might be familiar with, mula bandha and uddiyana bandha, jalandhara bandha is ultimately energetic, not just a physical action.But, there is a physical action to initiate or create that energetic quality. THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONS The simple answer is that the iliacus muscle flexes and externally rotates the femur. When combined with the psoas muscle, the two muscles are considered the strongest hip flexors in the body. It uses the pubic bone as leverage to create some of that strength. The iliacus muscle can also add to an anterior tilt of the pelvis (downand forward).
AGING AND THE ASHTANGA PRACTICE There are many stages that you might experience in relationship to the Ashtanga practice. Physical aging is just one aspect that can influence how you practice. Some of the stages of practice you might encounter include: The falling-in-love-with-Ashtanga stage. In this stage you read everything you can find about it. THE TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONS In addition to their common action, you’ll find that each of the sections of this muscle also does an action which is unique to that section. The upper trapezius elevates, or lifts the scapula. In the middle section, trapezius retracts the scapulae, or moves them toward the spine. Finally, the lower trapezius depresses, or lowers thescapula.
WORKING WITH SIT BONE PAIN AND ACHEY HAMSTRINGS Tools for working with sit bone pain. I want to share with you an exercise that I regularly do with students who are dealing with achy hamstrings and/or mild sit bone pain.This could be as a result of an earlier hamstring “tear” or general aggravation due to muscular imbalances.. I do not offer this as “the” solution, but it’s one that I have used successfully a number of times. DAVID KEIL - PRESENTER OF ANATOMY FOR YOGA PRACTITIONERS David was introduced to Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga in 1999. But it was in 2001 that he met John Scott in Penzance, UK, presenting his anatomy workshops for the first time overseas. Two weeks practicing with John was transformational and he realized that he had found his teacher. This began a relationship of both teacher/student as well as a THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONS Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DO The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DO The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
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WHAT IS JALANDHARA BANDHA? Jalandhara bandha, anatomically speaking. Let’s explore the bandha that gets the least amount of press. What is jalandhara bandha? Just like the other two bandhas that you might be familiar with, mula bandha and uddiyana bandha, jalandhara bandha is ultimately energetic, not just a physical action.But, there is a physical action to initiate or create that energetic quality. WORKING WITH SIT BONE PAIN AND ACHEY HAMSTRINGS Tools for working with sit bone pain. I want to share with you an exercise that I regularly do with students who are dealing with achy hamstrings and/or mild sit bone pain.This could be as a result of an earlier hamstring “tear” or general aggravation due to muscular imbalances.. I do not offer this as “the” solution, but it’s one that I have used successfully a number of times. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that WHAT ARE WE STRETCHING IN YOGA? Stretching is a single word that we use to cover what is actually a complicated process with multiple different aspects. A more specific description of what we’re really talking about is increasing rangeof motion (ROM).
QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACH Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae.THE PSOAS MUSCLE
This muscle is dedicated to moving the femur at the hip joint. Short thick and powerful it’s the unsung hero of the psoas story and creating the powerful hip flexion that we need for so many activities. It attaches inside the pelvic bowl onto the inside of the ilium. SHOULD THE SIT BONES BE DOWN IN MARICHYASANA? Myth #5: The sit bones should always be down in marichyasana A, B, C, and D. In this article I’ll continue my series on critically evaluating some common yoga alignment cues. We’ll take a look at the intentions for working four marichyasana postures: marichyasana A, B, C, and D, sometimes also referred to as marichyasana 1, 2, 3, and 4. THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONS The simple answer is that the iliacus muscle flexes and externally rotates the femur. When combined with the psoas muscle, the two muscles are considered the strongest hip flexors in the body. It uses the pubic bone as leverage to create some of that strength. The iliacus muscle can also add to an anterior tilt of the pelvis (downand forward).
HIP PINCHING & CAUSING PAIN WHILE DOING A TWIST IN YOGA? Hip pinching can show up in parvrita parsvakonasana, ardha matsyendrasana, marichyasana C, or other twists.The sensation is anything from mild discomfort to an ice pick sensation in the front and inside of the pelvis. The most common description however is that it seems as though something is getting “pinched.” YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DOYOGA FOR WRISTYOGA INJURY PREVENTIONYOGA POSES AFTER BACK SURGERY The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DOYOGA FOR WRISTYOGA INJURY PREVENTIONYOGA POSES AFTER BACK SURGERY The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ADJUSTMENTS
Yoga adjustments articles are about techniques and principles. Feel confident in applying safe and effective adjustments to your yogastudents.
WHAT IS JALANDHARA BANDHA? Jalandhara bandha, anatomically speaking. Let’s explore the bandha that gets the least amount of press. What is jalandhara bandha? Just like the other two bandhas that you might be familiar with, mula bandha and uddiyana bandha, jalandhara bandha is ultimately energetic, not just a physical action.But, there is a physical action to initiate or create that energetic quality. WORKING WITH SIT BONE PAIN AND ACHEY HAMSTRINGS Tools for working with sit bone pain. I want to share with you an exercise that I regularly do with students who are dealing with achy hamstrings and/or mild sit bone pain.This could be as a result of an earlier hamstring “tear” or general aggravation due to muscular imbalances.. I do not offer this as “the” solution, but it’s one that I have used successfully a number of times. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that WHAT ARE WE STRETCHING IN YOGA? Stretching is a single word that we use to cover what is actually a complicated process with multiple different aspects. A more specific description of what we’re really talking about is increasing rangeof motion (ROM).
QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACH Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae.THE PSOAS MUSCLE
This muscle is dedicated to moving the femur at the hip joint. Short thick and powerful it’s the unsung hero of the psoas story and creating the powerful hip flexion that we need for so many activities. It attaches inside the pelvic bowl onto the inside of the ilium. SHOULD THE SIT BONES BE DOWN IN MARICHYASANA? Myth #5: The sit bones should always be down in marichyasana A, B, C, and D. In this article I’ll continue my series on critically evaluating some common yoga alignment cues. We’ll take a look at the intentions for working four marichyasana postures: marichyasana A, B, C, and D, sometimes also referred to as marichyasana 1, 2, 3, and 4. THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONS The simple answer is that the iliacus muscle flexes and externally rotates the femur. When combined with the psoas muscle, the two muscles are considered the strongest hip flexors in the body. It uses the pubic bone as leverage to create some of that strength. The iliacus muscle can also add to an anterior tilt of the pelvis (downand forward).
HIP PINCHING & CAUSING PAIN WHILE DOING A TWIST IN YOGA? Hip pinching can show up in parvrita parsvakonasana, ardha matsyendrasana, marichyasana C, or other twists.The sensation is anything from mild discomfort to an ice pick sensation in the front and inside of the pelvis. The most common description however is that it seems as though something is getting “pinched.” YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DOYOGA FOR WRISTYOGA INJURY PREVENTIONYOGA POSES AFTER BACK SURGERY The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DOYOGA FOR WRISTYOGA INJURY PREVENTIONYOGA POSES AFTER BACK SURGERY The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ADJUSTMENTS
Yoga adjustments articles are about techniques and principles. Feel confident in applying safe and effective adjustments to your yogastudents.
WHAT IS JALANDHARA BANDHA? Jalandhara bandha, anatomically speaking. Let’s explore the bandha that gets the least amount of press. What is jalandhara bandha? Just like the other two bandhas that you might be familiar with, mula bandha and uddiyana bandha, jalandhara bandha is ultimately energetic, not just a physical action.But, there is a physical action to initiate or create that energetic quality. WORKING WITH SIT BONE PAIN AND ACHEY HAMSTRINGS Tools for working with sit bone pain. I want to share with you an exercise that I regularly do with students who are dealing with achy hamstrings and/or mild sit bone pain.This could be as a result of an earlier hamstring “tear” or general aggravation due to muscular imbalances.. I do not offer this as “the” solution, but it’s one that I have used successfully a number of times. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that WHAT ARE WE STRETCHING IN YOGA? Stretching is a single word that we use to cover what is actually a complicated process with multiple different aspects. A more specific description of what we’re really talking about is increasing rangeof motion (ROM).
QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACH Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae.THE PSOAS MUSCLE
This muscle is dedicated to moving the femur at the hip joint. Short thick and powerful it’s the unsung hero of the psoas story and creating the powerful hip flexion that we need for so many activities. It attaches inside the pelvic bowl onto the inside of the ilium. SHOULD THE SIT BONES BE DOWN IN MARICHYASANA? Myth #5: The sit bones should always be down in marichyasana A, B, C, and D. In this article I’ll continue my series on critically evaluating some common yoga alignment cues. We’ll take a look at the intentions for working four marichyasana postures: marichyasana A, B, C, and D, sometimes also referred to as marichyasana 1, 2, 3, and 4. THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONS The simple answer is that the iliacus muscle flexes and externally rotates the femur. When combined with the psoas muscle, the two muscles are considered the strongest hip flexors in the body. It uses the pubic bone as leverage to create some of that strength. The iliacus muscle can also add to an anterior tilt of the pelvis (downand forward).
HIP PINCHING & CAUSING PAIN WHILE DOING A TWIST IN YOGA? Hip pinching can show up in parvrita parsvakonasana, ardha matsyendrasana, marichyasana C, or other twists.The sensation is anything from mild discomfort to an ice pick sensation in the front and inside of the pelvis. The most common description however is that it seems as though something is getting “pinched.” YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DOYOGA FOR WRISTYOGA INJURY PREVENTIONYOGA POSES AFTER BACK SURGERY The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ANATOMY BOOKS, VIDEOS, COURSES, AND ARTICLESSTART HEREONLINE PRODUCTSBOOKARTICLESSUPPORTYOGA ANATOMY VIDEO About David - Yoga Anatomy Presenter. This website is about delivering yoga anatomy to the yoga community in a simple and understandable way. It has always been about you, the reader, understanding the complexity and diversity of our own humanness as well as our anatomy. We often interact with anatomy in two key places. MY ACCOUNT | YOGANATOMY yoganatomy.com 2002 - 2021. All Rights Reserved. | site designed & development in partnership with four eyes & wildheart media WHAT ARE WE DOING IN BHUJAPIDASANA? 30 HOUR ONLINE ANATOMY COURSE FOR NEW YOGA ALLIANCE STANDARDS This 30 hour yoga anatomy course rises to the NEW standards created by Yoga Alliance for their registration of 200-hour teacher training programs. 20 hours are covered by our online yoga anatomy course and 10 hours are covered by the lead teacher of the teacher training. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF YOGA PRACTICE In addition, 53.9% of respondents felt that an adjustment helped them heal and 46.1% did not. More generally, respondents reported a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits from participating in a yoga practice. (Note: respondents had the YOGA PRACTICE WHEN YOU'RE INJURED?...HOW TO KNOW WHAT TO DOYOGA FOR WRISTYOGA INJURY PREVENTIONYOGA POSES AFTER BACK SURGERY The tricky part is balancing the sukha and the shtira, the amount of effort and ease. If you are feeling some generally sore muscles, then your body has waved a yellow caution flag. Most likely it will be ok to do some yoga practice. Start small and keep checking in with yourbody. Try a
WHAT ARE THOSE POPPING SOUNDS IN MY BODY? What are those popping sounds when practicing yoga? The Question: “I have read various things about clicking and popping sounds with joints during yoga.For example, I find students and myself frequently have a pop noise from their hips as they enter trikonasana. LONG FEMURS IN YOGA: HOW TO WORK WITH THEM Getting more specific with the jump throughs, of course if you’ve got long femurs in yoga transitions like this, they’ve got to be tucked in tighter. Again, it also depends on the arm length. If you had short arm length, long torso, and long femurs in yoga, you know, that’s tricky to work with. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE, ITS ATTACHMENTS AND ACTIONSWHERE DOES THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE ATTACH?IT ORIGINATES ON THE THORACOLUMBAR APONEUROSIS (FANCY WAY OF SAYING A COMMON TENDINOUS SHEATH), T7-L5 Latissimus dorsi – the swimmer’s muscle. The latissimus dorsi muscle is a large sweeping muscle that connects the lower half of the body (pelvis) to the arm itself. Because of its many actions associated with movements of swimming, it’s known as the swimmer’smuscle.
YOGA ADJUSTMENTS
Yoga adjustments articles are about techniques and principles. Feel confident in applying safe and effective adjustments to your yogastudents.
WHAT IS JALANDHARA BANDHA? Jalandhara bandha, anatomically speaking. Let’s explore the bandha that gets the least amount of press. What is jalandhara bandha? Just like the other two bandhas that you might be familiar with, mula bandha and uddiyana bandha, jalandhara bandha is ultimately energetic, not just a physical action.But, there is a physical action to initiate or create that energetic quality. WORKING WITH SIT BONE PAIN AND ACHEY HAMSTRINGS Tools for working with sit bone pain. I want to share with you an exercise that I regularly do with students who are dealing with achy hamstrings and/or mild sit bone pain.This could be as a result of an earlier hamstring “tear” or general aggravation due to muscular imbalances.. I do not offer this as “the” solution, but it’s one that I have used successfully a number of times. SIT BONE PAIN HAS MORE THAN ONE CAUSE Sit bone pain can come from any of the following: Overdoing forward bends in yoga and creating general inflammation at the hamstring attachment. Over stretching (tearing) a hamstring which usually happens with an audible pop. Trigger points that WHAT ARE WE STRETCHING IN YOGA? Stretching is a single word that we use to cover what is actually a complicated process with multiple different aspects. A more specific description of what we’re really talking about is increasing rangeof motion (ROM).
QUADRATUS LUMBORUM WHERE IS IT AND WHERE DOES IT ATTACH Quadratus lumborum attachments. The QL attaches to the iliac crest. More specifically, it attaches to the top and back part of the pelvis. (Remember, the bone at the top and back of the pelvis is called the ilium.) QL also attaches to the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae. It usually attaches to just the top four lumbar vertebrae.THE PSOAS MUSCLE
This muscle is dedicated to moving the femur at the hip joint. Short thick and powerful it’s the unsung hero of the psoas story and creating the powerful hip flexion that we need for so many activities. It attaches inside the pelvic bowl onto the inside of the ilium. SHOULD THE SIT BONES BE DOWN IN MARICHYASANA? Myth #5: The sit bones should always be down in marichyasana A, B, C, and D. In this article I’ll continue my series on critically evaluating some common yoga alignment cues. We’ll take a look at the intentions for working four marichyasana postures: marichyasana A, B, C, and D, sometimes also referred to as marichyasana 1, 2, 3, and 4. THE ILIACUS MUSCLE WHERE IT ATTACHES AND ITS ACTIONS The simple answer is that the iliacus muscle flexes and externally rotates the femur. When combined with the psoas muscle, the two muscles are considered the strongest hip flexors in the body. It uses the pubic bone as leverage to create some of that strength. The iliacus muscle can also add to an anterior tilt of the pelvis (downand forward).
HIP PINCHING & CAUSING PAIN WHILE DOING A TWIST IN YOGA? Hip pinching can show up in parvrita parsvakonasana, ardha matsyendrasana, marichyasana C, or other twists.The sensation is anything from mild discomfort to an ice pick sensation in the front and inside of the pelvis. The most common description however is that it seems as though something is getting “pinched.”*
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