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  1. jcmiloo

    Hi mate, The pain in the back must be fought pain and you shall naturally be relieved of the lumbar ache. You may Achieve perfect position only after long practice of these positions.

    Best wishes.
    John

  2. oolala53

    Why is this called “Backbending with Grace?” At least the first half (I’m just watching it now) is standing poses, although done very gracefully. Just got to the end-no backbends.

  3. serhan734

    pain is wa way your body tells you theres something wrong. in ur case u need to work on circulation on your feet. from massage to warm soak, to what ever. there is waste that you need to remove. let me know you you need more tips and hows it going.

  4. violetempress

    A question: I’ve found balancing on either one foot causes pain for my arch. The pain lasts for a minute or so, and it halts me from following my yoga instructor as the class progresses. What is wrong with my balancing, and how can I correct it?

  5. oASSAULTo

    yoga is not all about building muscle is reaching your body for better blood flow and better nutrient processing
    i do cross country and yoga helped me sooo much i made balance and literally had a heartbeat pace and furthermore is helped me with my lung capacity

  6. 23luna

    I wonder if the man in this video has those muscles only from doing yoga I doubt it because to me yoga doesn’t build all that muscle in you, obviously it makes you stronger and some muscle building must ocur but not so big.