Adding a little twist to these banded side bends incorporates more planes of movement. When you come upright to twist, make sure you are still resisting the band—and unlike most things, work *against* the band to feel its feedback. #yogawithresistancebands#perrmissiontoplay
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Now the work changes when we start a crab-crawl with contralateral contraction. Remember to press into the tips of your fingers and use the muscles of your forearms (and more!) to control how you are loading your wrists. #permissiontoplay#internationalyoga#travelingyogi
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The opposite hand-to-knee touch will really challenge your stability—but stability does not mean no movement! A strong body responds to changes in balance with resilience, like a building designed to withstand earthquakes by bending slightly. #psoas#corecontrol#permissiontoplay
To round out the reflexive core work, try to press opposite hand to leg and find a contralateral action in the core for your obliques (and brain!). Then enjoy some relaxed and easy mobilization of your lower extremities. #psoas#corecontrol#permissiontoplay#travelingyogi