Anatomy for Arm Balances and InversionsBandha Yoga Publications LLC, 2011 - 219 עמודים Orthopaedic surgeon Ray Long blends modern science and the ancient art of hatha yoga to create a resource for every yoga practitioner, from beginners to experts. Long describes the correct positioning of hatha yoga poses (asanas) and their benefits. |
תוכן
Feathered Peacock Pose | 109 |
Headstand | 116 |
Revolving Headstand | 125 |
OneLegged Headstand | 133 |
Supported Shoulder Stand | 140 |
OneLegged Shoulder Stand | 148 |
Plough Pose | 156 |
Revolving Plough Pose | 162 |
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Arm Balances | 25 |
Downward Facing Dog Pose | 27 |
FourLimbed Staff Pose | 34 |
Sage Pose | 41 |
Crane Pose | 47 |
OneLegged Crane Pose Version II | 54 |
Fierfly Pose | 62 |
ShoulderPressing Pose | 68 |
EightAngle Pose | 75 |
OneLegged Crane Pose Version I | 82 |
Twisting Crane Pose | 90 |
Inversions | 99 |
Full Arm Balance | 100 |
Restorative Poses | 168 |
LegsUptheWall Pose Corpse Pose | 169 |
Movement Index | 171 |
Movement Tables | 176 |
Anatomy Index | 183 |
Bones | 184 |
Muscles | 186 |
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Glossary of Terms | 214 |
Sanskrit Pronunciation and Pose Index | 217 |
English Pose Index | 219 |
Contributors | 221 |
About the Author | 223 |
Back Cover | 224 |
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
Yoga Mat Companion 4: Anatomy for Arm Balances and Inversions <span dir=ltr>Ray Long</span> אין תצוגה מקדימה זמינה - 2010 |
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
abdominals Activate adduct adductor magnus adductors longus ankles dorsiflex arch Arm Balance asana BASIC JOINT POSITIONS biceps body bones cervical spine co-activation Contract the quadriceps digitorum engaging the triceps erector spinae Extensor externally rotate facilitated stretching feet evert femur flex and externally flex the hips Flexion foot forearms pronate forward gluteus maximus gluteus medius Halasana hamstrings hands Headstand hips flex humerus inversion knees extend Kurmasana lift ligament longus and brevis lower back lower legs lumbar spine medial midline minimus palms Parsva pectineus pectoralis major pelvis peroneus longus Plantar flexes pollicis posterior deltoids pronators teres psoas quadratus lumborum quadriceps reciprocal inhibition rectus abdominis rotate the shoulders Sarvangasana scapula serratus serratus anterior side Sirsasana spinae and quadratus squeeze STEP straighten the elbows straighten the knees supinate tendon tensor fascia lata teres and quadratus teres minor muscles tibialis posterior tilts Tittibhasana toes extend torso trapezius tuberosity twist upper arm weight wrist