Monday, November 7, 2016
6 Reasons Why a Yoga Retreat in Costa Rica is a Wonderful Decision
Going to one’s first yoga retreat in Costa Rica can be a major turning point in a person’s life. It can be a truly transformative experience, and anyone who enjoys a lifestyle of wellness and health can definitely benefit from a yoga retreat.
Better still, the experience doesn’t end once you leave Costa Rica. The things you’ll learn on this yoga adventure is bound to stay with you once you return to your daily routine. If you’re still hesitating, it’s time to explore the reasons why going to a yoga retreat is an amazing way to take a break from all the hustle and bustle. Read more from this blog:
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Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Three Great Yoga Poses for the Outdoors
There’s nothing quite like
practicing yoga in the great outdoors, especially in exotic locations like
Costa Rica. Yoga poses are often associated with different elements of nature,
so it would only make sense to take up poses that would help you be more
grounded and connect with the earth. The following poses will help you clear up
space within your mind and body while you’re on your yoga retreat.
Half Moon Pose
The Half Moon Pose is a great way to
stretch the body. Once in position, an arm and a leg is rooted down to the
earth while the other leg and arm are lifted and extended out. This pose is
best achieved transitioning from the Standing Split. Hold the Half Moon pose
for at least five deep breaths and then rise up in Tadasana. Repeat this for
each side as you see fit.
Tree Pose
The Tree Pose is another great yoga
pose for the outdoors, especially for beginners. Starting from Mountain Pose,
you only have to bend your right knee, place your foot on your left thigh and
raise both arms overhead. Hold that pose as you take deep breaths and try to
find your balance before bringing both arms and feet down to rest. Then, repeat
it on the other side.
High Crescent Lunge
The High Crescent Lunge does a great
job of engaging the muscles of your thighs and the torso. With the front foot
planted down on the ground and the back foot stretched back, raise up your arms
and interlace your thumbs together.
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