How to get the most out of crawl position
How to get the most out of crawl position
Description
The crawl position is an excellent movement that trains your body to work synergistically. It involves the entire body: developing scapular stability along with core and leg strength.
Training Program
Crawl holds beginners - 3 sets of 20 -30 second holds Crawl holds advanced - 3 sets of 1 min holds Scapula push ups beginner - 3 sets of 10 Scapula push ups advanced - 3 sets of 20
Videos covering post-requisites to skills in this video:
Crow
Flying Lizard
Day 8 of #ALOveforgratitude ❊ ✿ Gratitude ✿ Flying lizard🌟 Flying lizard is one of my favorite arm balances, here is a little flow that will warm you up & build your flying lizard Option to use 2 blocks: 1️⃣ Start in low lunge, reach back with same hand as leg for quad stretch 2️⃣ Tuck back toes, bend & straighten leg x3 3️⃣ Tuck shoulder behind knee, wrap elbow tips back 4️⃣ Shift weight forward & back, press thigh down into tricep 5️⃣ Pull front heel in, shift forward, & engage back quad to lift it up to bend & extend ☽ HOSTS @marine_chpn @drishdia @dianavassyoga @yarayogart @juliaizyoga @namastarryn ☽ SPONSORS @aloyoga @alomoves #flyinglizard #flyinglizardpose #armbalances #armbalanceaddict #yogatutorial #yogatutorials #yogatips #practiceyoga #yogahowto #howtoyoga #learnyoga #armbalancing #yogadrills #yogaforbeginners #yogavideo #newtoyoga #yogabeginner #yogaaembalance #yoganewbie #armbalancepractice #howtopracticeyoga #flexibilitytraining #hipopeners #yogareels #yogavideos #lizardpose #yogastretch #yogainspo #lizardposevariation
Headstand transitions
This video talks about some basic (and not so basic) headstand freeze transitions! Video Includes headstand to: handstand, crow, air baby and elbow freezes! Here is a guide to the key parts of the video: 00:00 Introduction, training techniques and tools. 00:39 Head to handstand transition - progressions and tools 03:38 Head to Crow transition 04:20 Head to Airbaby transition 05:25 Challenge round:head to Crow to Airbaby 05:49 Head to elbow transition