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Home For Teachers Lord of the Dance Pose – the Right and the Wrong Way

Lord of the Dance Pose – the Right and the Wrong Way

by Arundhati Baitmangalkar June 8, 2015

written by Arundhati Baitmangalkar June 8, 2015

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Are you looking to perfect your Natarajasana (Lord of the Dance Pose)? Follow this visual guide to make sure that you are doing this yoga pose just right. Our collaboration with Seattle Yoga News

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Arundhati Baitmangalkar

Arundhati is a yoga teacher, Bollywood dancer and blogger. Born and raised in India, now living in US she teaches yoga and dance at her studios in Redmond, WA. And is also passionate about clean beauty and green living.

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17 hours ago by arundhati_baitmangalkar You may not want to hear this... . Let’s talk about periods please. (Bye if you decide to scroll over to the next post) I specifically want to highlight the role of yoga and what we should do during our period. . 1️⃣ You can absolutely do yoga during your period. But... . 2️⃣ You shouldn’t do everything during your period. You should ideally skip inversions, deep backbends, strong twists and core work...WHY? . 3️⃣ It’s a time of change and some strain for the body. Ideally, a softer, more gentle yoga practice is better. You’re looking to conserve energy
2 weeks ago by arundhati_baitmangalkar Did you know? . I get asked often what other workouts should I do apart from yoga? . While yoga itself is can be someone’s sole ‘workout’ (for lack of a better word. Let’s assume we’re only speaking of asanas). I m a big fan of mixing your workouts. . I’ll give you some recommendations but here’s what I do in a given week - home yoga practice, Bollywood dance for cardio, TRX because yoga doesn’t have any pull action and it compliments well and a weights class. . Sometimes we tend to become very flexible in a yoga practice
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