Find your visual focal point and move with control as you transition between balancing poses.

Find your visual focal point and move with control as you transition between balancing poses.
On the mat: hand-to-big-toe pose. Stand tall through your standing leg and focus your gaze on a fixed point to maintain balance while extending.
Lengthen your hamstrings gently while keeping your neck and shoulders relaxed on the mat.
Supine Hamstring Stretch. Gently guide your leg closer on every exhale, keeping the foot flexed to deepen the stretch.
On the mat: twisted lunge with hip dip. Build core strength and open your hips with this challenging dynamic transition.
Support your lower back with your hands and keep your neck still.
Try this: Open your arms, reach forward, lower the hand to the ankle, and sweep the top arm.
Focus on lengthening your spine forward rather than just trying to reach your toes.
Twisted Lunge with Hip Dip. Maintain core control as you transition smoothly through this deep hip stretch.
Use the strength of your legs to transition smoothly between a deep squat and a forward fold.
One pose, full attention. Keep your back straight and push from the heart as you lengthen your hamstring.
One pose, full attention. Maintain a strong foundation in your legs as you humbly bow forward with a bound chest opener.
One pose, full attention. Maintain straight legs while drawing wide circles to open the hip joint.
Sphinx Pose to Mini Cobra. Use the strength of your back, not just your arms, to lift your chest off the mat.
One pose, full attention. Challenge your balance and core stability with a slow, controlled descent to the mat.
On the mat: three-legged dog hip opener. Keep your standing leg stable as you create space and mobility in your lifted hip.
One pose, full attention. Open your chest and challenge your balance in this Triangle Pose variation.
Tree Pose -breath first, movement second.
On the mat: standing figure four to tree pose. Find a focal point to maintain your balance as you shift your centre of gravity.
On the mat: plank core holds. Maintain a strong, straight line from your head to your heels while engaging your core.