Johan E.
A couple of days but it’s different for everyone for some it will take a week and for others it will take two days but remember every time you do it you get better
Maxwell P.
Downward facing dog is good because you can start by doing it with your heels against the wall and work up your strength, extended child pose works well to gain space in the hips and relax the back and forward fold is great to lengthen and strengthen at the same time.
Zo N.
Actually each and every one of them. The difficulty resides more in keeping the pose or the flow going without wanting to break it for a moment.
Syeda A.
Yoga poses like :
🔺5 min meditation
🔺20s child pose
🔺20s cat cow
🔺20s down dog
🔺20s three legged dog
🔺20s high lunge
🔺20s warrior two
🔺20s plank
🔺20s down dog (again )
would be very easy to be done and surely is gonna work on our whole body ☺️
No Lie T.
I really enjoy doing sun salutations I find them wonderful to do in the morning to get my heart beating and my blood pumping👍👍🙂
Alfonso X.
Mountain pose… I can clearly feel that my body muscles are stretching also by not feeling difficult to be stretched… It gives my mind a feel of satisfaction too… I feel more happy… 😌
Loli B.
Cat-cow is always a winner. Try bringing your belly with you as you move in the pose, in and out with your breath. Breathing in should help you stretch your spine, breathing out can let you move into the next position. A short break in child‘s pose feels great after cat-cow 🐈⬛ 🐄 🧒
Sam F.
I've found that downward dog and warrior two are the best for full body without being too challenging. It helps with balance, a full body stretch, and an opportunity to close your eyes/ clear your mind, and breathe.
Kruti C.
I'm not sure. I like the downward facing dog the most. It someone makes me feel goood. And if you're looking for whole body yoga poses, then do sun stimulation. Surya namaskar.
Stacy S.
Downward facing dog. When you properly settle into it, it stretches, lengthens, and challenges. It is a mindful pose that relaxes and awakens.
Sofia V.
As I've only started up yoga recently, all of them. Child pose and downward facing dog are the most used and most difficult poses for me, because I'm not flexible or stable and the mat is a bit slippery. But I'll get better.
