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Core Strength Balance | Favorite Morning Stretch – Day Three

Learn core strength exercises for upper body yoga balance. It makes a perfect morning yoga session to energize your body, focus your mind, and empower your spirit!

 

https://youtu.be/UEvM5jRkrwo

30min yoga video

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Yoga for Core Strength and Balance

Core strength for balance comes from a concert of muscles and joints, toned and working together. This musculoskeletal concert involves more than the abdomen and front of body. It requires the tone and coordination of the pelvis and thoracolumbar treasure chest.

What is even more vital for balance is the body’s sense of balance, which comes from the vestibular system — inner ears, eyes, and cerebellum.

You can bring awareness to your sense of balance in this video by following along with the 5 minute warm up to massage the scalp massage and stretch the neck.

 

Warm up  ~5min

Phase One

Scalp massage– place fingertips to scalp and begin making small circles, using gentle yet firm pressure.

Phase Two

Neck stretches– to release tension in the occipital area, allowing nerve connections to communicate more freely.

 

Strength  ~10min

Phase One

From all fours– one arm alternating lift / one arm and leg pulsation lift

Phase Two

Vinyasa– downward facing to extended plank

 

Balance  ~10min

Phase One

From all fours– side plank vasisthasana 1

Phase Two

Vinyasa– one leg downward facing to one leg extended plank

From downward facing– side plank vasisthasana 2

 

Cool down  ~5min

Phase One

Vajrasana seat– upward arms with block between hands, to release tension and make space for the shoulders, neck, and head

Phase Two

Bodyball– relax your body into a supported recline over the bodyball, to release tension and make space for the pelvis and thoracolumbar chest

 

 

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