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Jivamukti Magic Ten

Intermediate I
(46 Reviews)
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Jonni-Lyn leads you through 10 poses designed to move your spine in all the ways that it can. These poses will help keep you and your spine supple and flexible as well as build your strength. This class will both challenge and invigorate you in just 10 minutes!

Equipment

  • Block

Focus

  • Twists
  • Spine
  • Flexibility
  • Backbends
  • Legs and Feet

Style

  • Jivamukti
  • Vinyasa/Power Yoga
mizshan
July 5, 2019
Comment:

This was a good sequence of poses. I regularly do several of the very short (7-10 minute) flow classes on DYWM and always appreciate there being more short classes to choose from. This class I could see using to learn the sequence quickly in order to be able to do it without a video. I probably wouldn't practice with this video again because it felt too rushed to me, especially with the breaths being counted as they were. That said, it's great to see some Jivamukti on this site - I took a few Jivamukti classes many years ago and enjoyed them a lot.

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Jonni-Lyn Friel
August 3, 2019
Comment:

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. In the Jivamukti tradition, and this class in particular, counting the breath is part of the teaching style. It reminds people to breath and to notice the steady count of the breath. Of course, we are all different and our lung capacity is also different. A count of five for one, is three for another. The point is to take all of the movement and breath and form it into a one pointed form of concentration,to turn it into a moving meditation. Learning the poses yourself and self practice is an absolutely wonderful way to practice! That way you can remove all outside distractions and focus inwards, which is a pretty great place to hang out.

sng4ever
June 13, 2019
Comment:

Really nice like the Art of 9s with Traci.
I will try to use this before or after weight training.

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Jonni-Lyn Friel
June 18, 2019
Comment:

Thank you! This is one of the quick classes that I do myself, when I don't have time for a longer practice. I think after weight training it will feel pretty good!

Jill Potratz
June 8, 2019
Comment:

Really like this practice! It is well rounded and quick. I hope you make more videos soon Jonni-Lyn!

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Jonni-Lyn Friel
June 18, 2019
Comment:

Thank you so much! This practice is one of my favorites and I so happy that you liked it. I am filming some more nest week and have a longer one that should be out soon. I hope you enjoy it!

dmintho
June 7, 2019
Comment:

Really enjoyed - although I thought her breaths were too fast - I took about three breaths to her five.

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Jonni-Lyn Friel
June 18, 2019
Comment:

I am glad you enjoyed it! And yes, I should have mentioned that the breaths were on my count, but you should all breathe according to your own rhythm. It wouldn't be possible to match everyones breath count. I will make sure to explain that in the classes I film from now on.

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