Chris Freytag, cpt
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Hold for 1 minute breathing slowly and relaxing everything
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Start with your spine in a “neutral” or long position, then slowly tuck your tailbone and lower the crown of your head so your back gently rounds.
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Start with your spine in a “neutral” or long position, then gently lift your heart and tailbone so your back gently curves downward. Be sure to focus on the lifting – do not press your back downward. Let the curve happen naturally.
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Press through your hands moving your chest gently toward your thighs and your heels gently toward the floor.
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Point your toes so the tops of you feet are on the mat. Keep your neck relaxed and long and quads tight as you hold and breathe.
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Gently lower your knees to the right side of your body and place on the floor. Gaze left and breathe.
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