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Activated Asana Series: Legs

Intermediate II
(45 Reviews)
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This class is Day 1 of the Activated Asana Series and focuses on creating a strong foundation for balancing poses. It will give you the strength and tips needed to take your standing poses to the next level.

Equipment

  • None

Focus

  • Balance
  • Legs and Feet
  • Strength

Style

  • Vinyasa/Power Yoga
Janet Burgart
October 19, 2022
Comment:

Loved this one. As usual Fiji guides us with calm, strong information. Often reminds us to ask our self why we are going into the next level of the pose. 😊

monkeymath
October 2, 2022
Comment:

More of a general question, but it seems appropriate to ask here: practice often demands that the feet be parallel. This feels awkward for me: my legs immediately tell me they want to rotate outwards slightly. It's not painful, just a bit of a pull, and I find it hard to find strength in such a stance.
Is that intended and I just go with it, or should I listen to my legs and adjust the stance?

Comment Replies

aldoherty
November 11, 2022
Comment:

RE monkey math: Fiji's general recs are "it should hold your attention, but not be painful." so go as far as satisfies that guidance.

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