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Prana 2: Counted Breath and Partial Retention

Beginner I
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In the second class of her four-part pranayama series, Rachel builds upon what you learned in Prana 1: Simple Counted Breath, by adding in a brief retention after the inhale. Remember: pranayama should never create anxiety. If you feel short of breath or anxious, then leave the counted practice and return to an easeful, natural breath. You may want to have a chair, pillow, or bolster to sit on for this practice. The previous class in this series is Prana 1: Simple Counted Breath. The next class in this series is Prana 3: Counted Breath and Full Retention.

Equipment

  • None

Focus

  • Vigorous/Energy
  • Stress/Anxiety
  • Sleep/Relaxation

Style

  • Pranayama Yoga
MeganGee
July 18, 2024
Comment:

Just found this series and am loving how calm and grounded I'm feeling in less than 5 minutes!

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