Complete Guide to Yoga Props epub, The
Author: Jenny Clise
$48.95 CAD
The Complete Guide to Yoga Props provides over 120 poses with more than 800 variations that use a yoga prop such as a block, strap, bolster, blanket, chair, or wall to modify, progress, or otherwise change the pose. The poses are grouped together as follows:
- Standing, kneeling, and lunging poses
- Seated and squatting poses
- Backbending and heart-opening poses
- Arm balances
- Inversions
- Prone poses
- Supine poses
Learn what to look for when choosing a prop and how and where to position it depending on whether you want to make a pose more challenging, need to make a pose more accessible, or just want to try something new. Each pose includes the English and Sanskrit names to aid in identification and help foster a deeper appreciation for the historical and traditional roots of yoga.
Whatever form of yoga you prefer, using props can supply you with a limitless variety of ways to customize your practice. The Complete Guide to Yoga Props is an invaluable resource—an authoritative guide you will turn to again and again.
Audience
Yoga teachers, training schools, and practitioners of all levels of experience.Part I. Recognizing the Value of Props
Chapter 1. Overview of Props
Chapter 2. Evidence for the Use of Props
Part II. Integrating Props Into Practice
Chapter 3. Standing, Kneeling, and Lunging Poses
Chapter 4. Seated and Squatting Poses
Chapter 5. Backbending and Heart-Opening Poses
Chapter 6. Arm Balances
Chapter 7. Inversions
Chapter 8. Prone Poses
Chapter 9. Supine Poses
Appendix. Pose Transliteration and Sanskrit Guide
—Dana Slamp, MFA, C-IAYT, Founder of Prema Yoga Institute
“I can still recall the first time I experienced Jenny’s approach to working with yoga props, and I know well the lasting effect it has had on my teaching and my practice. She helps you understand not only the mechanics of using props but also what it means to truly understand and support someone’s needs in a pose. Whether you’re a beginner to yoga or have been teaching it for decades, the insights that Jenny shares in The Complete Guide to Yoga Props can normalize bringing props into every aspect of your practice.”
—Renee Marie Schettler, Editor in Chief of Yoga Journal