Category: | Yoga Lesson Planner |
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Sub Category: | Partner |
Types: | Arm Balance, Chest Opener, Hip Opener, Standing, Strengthen |
Anatomy: | Arms & Shoulders, Biceps & Triceps, Core, Hamstrings, Hips, Lower Back, Middle Back, Psoas, Wrists & Arms |
Chakras: | Base, Crown Centre, Sacral Centre, Solar Plexus Centre, Third Eye |
Therapy: | Leg Congestion, Poor Posture, Varicose Veins |
Drishti: | Tip Of Nose |
Dosha: | Kapha, Pitta |
Partner A and B stand side be side in Mountain Pose with hands in Namaste. Come into Tree Pose. Partner A and B bring right palms together. Partner A and B raise left arms up and bring palms together. Repeat on other side.
Stretches inner thighs, chest, shoulders. Balance. Sciatica.
Stand with back against a wall if you feel unsteady.
Low blood pressure.
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Partner yoga brings people together through movement, play, breath, and touch.
Partner Yoga FAQs
Below are some questions that you might get from students when teaching partner yoga poses…
Does partner yoga cultivate emotional support in friendships?
Yes. Both partners need to rely on each other, which is ideal for cultivating emotional support. Partner poses require balance and focus. They also enhance communication and openness which also cultivates emotional support.
Does partner yoga teach the art of giving and receiving?
Yes. Partner yoga doesn’t just build muscle. It’s also character building.
It’s impossible to do a partner yoga pose and not be learning the fine art of “giving and receiving”. Partners get the opportunity to take the weight of the partner and then give their weight (giving and receiving) to increase the physical benefits of the pose. So, with no words spoken, one of the most important life skills is being cultivated in a partner pose.
Does partner yoga give yourself permission to let go and have fun?
Yes. Partner yoga is just like laughter yoga. Students absolutely love it.
Some shy students might be a bit hesitant, to begin with, but even they quickly enjoy it. Why? Because it’s fun. It’s silly. You fall over. You’re free to make mistakes (fall over and start again). It’s imperative for a healthy life to allow the fun in, by letting go of mistakes. Partner Yoga teaches students to give new things a go, without expecting or needing to be good at them.
What can the power of touch teach?
In partner yoga, you are touched by another human. Touch helps to increase our compassion for others because subconsciously we realize that we are all the same. This “we are the same” message is similar to The Merchant of Venice scene when Shylock says: “Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions? Fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer, as a Christian is? If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh?”
How important is balance as a life skill?
There will be times in life when chaos will reign and you’ll feel out of balance.
That’s when all the time spent practicing balance poses (e.g. partner yoga poses) comes to your aid. Being physically balanced has the effect of turning the stress, anxiety, and overwhelm into a state of focused calm. The emotional balance of giving and receiving in a partner pose also helps turn stress, anxiety, and overwhelm into a state of focused calm.
Do partner poses deepen the stretch for muscles and ligaments?
Yes. Partner yoga poses help to deepen the stretch for tight muscles and ligaments, without any pain. One partner’s body weight is used to increase the pressure of the other partner’s stretch.
Can partner yoga help take my practice to the next level?
Yes. When you have a partner, you’re able to take stretches and core strength workouts up a notch. For example, in Boat Pose With Partner, you both get to deepen the stretch in the backs of your legs and improve your balance.
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