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Integrating these psychological elements into your routine can enhance the advantages of yoga, transforming it into a comprehensive activity that benefits not only the physical aspect but also nurtures the mind. I’ve personally experienced this in my practice and it’s an aspect that often goes unnoticed. Intermediate yogis can practice against a wall or with a block before entering the full pose expression. Advanced yoga poses can help to work larger muscle groups and strengthen your body even more than a standard Chaturanga. Warm up with your standard Headstands, Crow Pose, Forearm Stands, and place hands in preparation for more advanced poses. Crow Pose is primarily a lower body strength pose. From the plank pose, slowly lower your chest and chin down to the yoga mat. From there, place your right hand down to ground you, Difficult yoga poses and take a hold of the right foot with the left hand. Hold and repeat on opposite side. Repeat on your left side. Repeat on opposite side. Heel-toe the right foot out to the side of the yoga mat, and begin to use the ball of your foot to curl toes under and straighten your back left leg behind you as much as you can.

Use a gentle kick to press of the ball of your right foot and join the other leg as they reach toward the sky. From there, you can move both knees to the bent elbows, or use your core and inner thigh strength to reach the legs to the side and up into a straddle. With the knees together and pointing to the right side, see if you can rest the right hip on the right elbow, and the left side of the leg on the left elbow. From a seated position, see if you can get your right leg over the right shoulder. From sitting, see if you can wrap the right leg over the right shoulder. The muscle engagement, focus, control, balance, and breathwork required to operate in tandem can certainly feel just as challenging as a set of burpees. Lean forward, engage the core, and feel the toes lift off the ground. Hook the ankles, lean forward to lift the hips, and squeeze the inner thighs in towards one another. Hug the inner thighs in towards each other, broaden through the chest, and press the right foot into the left hand to extend the right leg straight behind you.

Follow the same method of the scorpion handstand and bend one of your legs while keeping the other straight. On an inhale, lift the left leg straight back. Push the back of the feet into your hands to pull up the legs and lift your chest. As the weight shifts into the standing arm, press with all your might into the floor, keeping your arms, core, back, and legs fully engaged. Next, spread the legs wide into a "V-shape" and begin shifting your weight into the right arm and shoulder. Drop your chest and lift head up to make a mini backbend while shifting the toe of the bent leg toward head. Gently lift your head and shoulders off the floor to place your ankles under your neck while simultaneously pressing your shoulders into the back of your knees. Cross your ankles together. Begin in Staff Pose then cross your right leg over your left while stacking knees and bringing the right heel to the outside of the left hip.

Then, bend your left knee and bring it to the outside of your right hip. Bend your left elbow and bring the arm to the back of the neck, while keeping the right arm in position. Keep lifting through the hips until you create enough space in your upper back to send the right hand down to the floor and flip the left fingertips to face towards your feet. Inhale and press hands deeply into the floor while lifting your torso and legs off the ground. Slowly start to straighten legs if you can, with toes slightly above eye level. Start with your forearms planted on the ground and bring your legs up into a handstand. Begin in a table top position, bringing your forearms down to the mat and clasping your hands together. Drop your head, pushing down firmly through your forearm. Bring one bent leg farther down with the toe reaching toward the floor. Personally, I find this concentration to be calming, almost like a form of meditation, especially when holding a pose like big toe pose. Mastering advanced yoga poses like the bow pose or king pigeon requires extreme dedication, focus, and persistence. This pose requires major wrist, arm, shoulder, and core strength.