
Noose Pose
Noose Pose is a deep squat with a twist and a bind. It asks for ankle and knee mobility, steady feet and enough spinal lift that the twist does not collapse into the lower back.
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Noose Pose is a deep squat with a twist and a bind. It asks for ankle and knee mobility, steady feet and enough spinal lift that the twist does not collapse into the lower back.

Ear Pressure Pose is a compact inversion usually entered from Plow Pose, with the knees bending toward the ears. It asks for controlled spinal flexion and a stable shoulder base more than extra force.

Reverse Corpse Pose is a simple prone resting shape. It gives the front body a gentle opening while the floor supports the whole torso, so it can be a quiet pause after backbends or any time you want to settle face down.

Grasshopper Pose is an advanced twisting arm balance that combines a deep standing twist, hamstring length and strong support through the hands, shoulders and centre.
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