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Hi, I'm Mike Lais. And on behalf of Expert Village, I bring you soloing tips and techniques. So, when it comes to playing lead, and when it comes to playing solos, I like to remember that less...
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Hi I am Carolyne Heldman for Zinnergy Yoga Studio in Denver, Colorado on behalf of Expert Village. Another common area for injury in yoga especially for beginners is wrists. One of the classic yoga...
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We're gonna need your bolster. If your hamstrings are really tight, you're gonna need a block. Because we're going to do Dandasana, or Seated Staff Pose. And if you need extra...
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What's up everyone? Welcome to the Yoga with Adriene blog. I am Adriene. Today, we are talking about yoga for beginners; people who want try to yoga or maybe have tried yoga it back in the...
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Yoga apparel maker Lululemon is turning up the heat in its front office. One high-profile player in, and two heading out. The company announced on its website Monday that its chairman and founder,...
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Now what is a stretch that we can perform to help stretch out the gastrocnemius muscle? You can stretch this muscle many different ways, such and such as in a prone position. This yoga stretch will...
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This is Robert Stewart with Hill13.com. What you are looking at here to you may look like a bunch of piles of dirt but this is our newest featured field, this is Armageddon. What you are looking at is...
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here's a good upper spinal floor twist, there is hip at 90 degrees, knee at 75 degrees, opening it up, hand goes down, the other hand presses down on the top quad, outer head, good eyes are...
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Begin lying on your stomach with the tops of the feet and forehead to the floor. Place the hands directly underneath the shoulders, spread the fingers, press down through the palms, roll the shoulder...
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Begin on your hands and knees in table top position. Align the knees directly under the hips and hands directly under the shoulders. With the middle finger pointing forward, spread your fingers and...
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