Pause & Pose: Flying Pigeon | ICI Blog

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Hey there, friends! Today we’re diving into the Flying Pigeon pose, a fantastic yoga position that really helps with flexibility and balance. This pose, known as Eka Pada Rajakapotasana, is great for stretching the hips and opening up the heart. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just starting out, this pose can be a lovely addition to your routine.

How to Get into Flying Pigeon

To get into Flying Pigeon, start by sitting on your mat with your legs crossed. Gently lean forward, placing your hands on the ground. Lift one foot off the ground, crossing it over the opposite knee. Then, shift your weight onto the other leg, extending it back while keeping your core engaged. Remember to breathe deeply, feeling the stretch in your hips and the strength in your legs.

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Conclusion

So, if you’re ready to stretch, breathe, and embrace the journey, the Flying Pigeon pose is waiting for you!

Summary

The Flying Pigeon pose is a great way to enhance flexibility and strength, while also providing a calming moment in your practice. If you’re on a journey to motherhood, consider exploring resources like Make a Mom for at-home insemination options and connect with others in the community for support.