yoga in the evening?

Discussion in 'Yoga and Meditation' started by nimh, Feb 26, 2006.

  1. nimh

    nimh ~foodie~

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    if you were only going to do about 10 min's of yoga per day and the only time that would fit into your schedule was right before bed, which poses would you concentrate on? is there a sequence like 'sun salutation' that would be more of a 'moon salutation'?
     
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  3. Roxana G

    Roxana G Member

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    Actually, I am learning a simple moon salutation in my class right now...

    This one has been modified, but goes roughly like:
    mountain
    extension
    swan dive/forward fold
    lunge
    crescent moon
    lunge
    crescent moon
    camel
    childs pose
    cobra
    childs pose
    camel
    crescent moon
    forward fold
    mountain to finish

    Also, there is an energizing moon sequence we've been doing, it involves dancer's squat, 5 pointed star, moon pose and then some small lunges and pyramids...

    May be you can google some of it, hope this helps, I know it's possible!
     
  4. nimh

    nimh ~foodie~

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    wow, that's perfect, just the kind of thing i was looking for

    thankyou!
     
  5. mrsmorrison27

    mrsmorrison27 yoda piss

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    oh yeas!!! i love that!!!
     
  6. nimh

    nimh ~foodie~

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    http://www.hathayogalesson.com/salutationtothemoon.htm


    Salutation to the Moon Instructions
    1) Stand with your arms bent at the elbow, hands together in prayer position in front of the chest.

    (2) INHALE, raise your arms up over your head while leaning your torso slightly backwards. Look behind you. Hold for a brief second.

    (3) EXHALE fold forward slowly bring your arms down in front of you, to the floor. ( knees are extended but not locked.)

    (4) INHALE step your left foot back, straighten the left leg then straightening the right leg. Legs should be in a V position, EXHALE. Place your nose onto the right leg, then INHALE

    5)Bend the right knee and come down into lunge position sit down into the pose. Feel it in the hips. look forward EXHALE

    (6) INHALE While in the lundge position, lift your arms up above the head the EXHALE and bend backwards. INHALE bring your arm back infront of your chest and lift yourself up, right knee bent, now step the right foot back beside to meet the left foot. Flaten your back and EXHALE completely, you are now in (downward facing dog) position. INHALE then EXHALE, lower your body down to the floor, bend your elbows, and rest on your hands. The hands, chin, knees and toes are all touching the floor.

    (7) INHALE, raise your head, shoulders and chest into the cobra position. The hips should not leave the floor but for those who are able, go from downward facing dog position, straight to cobra position. ont the EXHALATION.

    (8) INHALE, raise your body to the downward facing dog position. EXHALE.

    (9) INHALE, Step forward with the left leg, then straighten the front left leg and the back right leg. The legs are in a V shape, place the nose onto the left front leg, Then EXHALE.

    (10)Lower the body into lunge position on the eft leg and INHALE, lift the arms above the head, EXHALE lean back, INHALE come back into lunge on the same left front leg then EXHALE.

    (11)INHALE Lift the buttocks up while you step the right leg forward to meet the front left leg. Your head is down both legs are straight, your nose is touching both knees.

    (12) INHALE lift the torso and arms up into standing position.

    (13) EXHALE and assume prayer position ready to begin another round.

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    Chodpa Senior Member

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  8. mystik_lilac

    mystik_lilac Super Moderator Lifetime Supporter

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    Oh my gosh! I'm so glad I found this thread. I've been wondering about a good evening yoga routine too! I'm not a morning person. :& HOWEVER, I'm slowly changing that.

    I just wanted to say THANKS!, to those that posted with the great information. And extra THANKS! to the original poster for the question! :D
     
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