Yoga for posture

How to do king dancer (Natarajasana)

This elegant move – at any phase – stretches your shoulders, quads and hip flexors and improves your balance. Using a strap makes it easier. To stay steady, focus on a spot in front of you.

Photo by Munetaka Tokuyama Nov 8, 2012

Yoga for posture

Twist and pull your way to the perfect yoga posture...one asana at a time.

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Anne10:43pm Sunday 02nd December 2012 ESTReport Abuse
Well,losing weight is 70%down to the food you eat and 30% down to the exercise you do.You can start keeping to a reasonable calorie limit and perhaps trying to do exercise which doesn't hurt your back too much such as riding a stationary bike.Start doing 5 minutes warmup then 10 minutes a bit faster then 5 minutes cool down then build it up slowly.Lessening the weight your poor back has to carry around can only help it. I have osteo-arthritis in both knees, lower back, thumbs and one shoulder but I do yoga twice a week and I make sure I walk quickly and I am fitter and more supple than most people my age who don't have arthritis.Give it a go! All you've got to lose is weight.
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Vicki11:35am Tuesday 13th November 2012 ESTReport Abuse
how can i loose some weight when i have osteo-arhiriits in my back.whne i try to walk past my place , i get alot of pain.as where i live is very hilly,especialy if i try to wlk for about 5 minutes,as pain medication doesnot work.
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Vicki11:30am Tuesday 13th November 2012 ESTReport Abuse
how can yu loose eight when i have mbiltyissues,when i have probles with wlking due to osto-arthiritis.
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