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Riding the Wind Sequence
Namaste Yoga - S1 - E13
Riding the Wind is a very dynamic series that once learned is exhilarating and grounding at the same time. This sequence is great for strengthening the legs and abdominal muscles, adjusting your posture and fine-tuning your balance.
Namaste Yoga: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Exalted Warrior
April 4, 2005
Exalted Warrior sequence is a standing series focused on moving through various warrior and triangle poses. Invigorating and strengthening, this series focuses on reaching up and reaching out.
1x2 - Sun-Moon Sequence
April 11, 2005
To balance the energy of right and left sides of the body, Sun Moon sequence blends strengthening postures with balancing poses to create equilibrium throughout the body and mind. This series also provides an excellent hamstring and hip flexor stretch.
1x3 - Firebird Sequence
April 19, 2005
Firebird starts out as a standing sequence and moves to the floor in a dynamic yet gentle flow. The emphasis is on increasing flexibility in the spine and hips.
1x4 - Gate Opening Sequence
April 26, 2005
Gate Opening sequence creates a graceful flow using both strength and balance. In this uplifting practice, you will increase upper body strength and flexibility of the shoulders.
1x5 - Dancing Sun Sequence
May 3, 2005
Dancing Sun stimulates energy flow throughout the entire body and is a beautiful presentation of some the classic standing poses. Focus on lengthening all points of the body.
1x6 - Half Moon Sequence
May 10, 2005
Half Moon is a challenging sequence with a combination of warrior poses and half moon balancing. Working with balance poses increases overall coordination and strength while informing physical grace.
1x7 - Earth Series
May 17, 2005
Earth sequence begins kneeling and continues with floor poses that are both gentle and invigorating. This slow, gentle series builds core strength and spinal flexibility.
1x8 - Lotus Link Sequence
May 24, 2005
Lotus begins as a standing series and moves gracefully through seated poses returning again to the standing Lotus and completion of the cycle.
1x9 - Water Light Sequence
May 31, 2005
Water Light is a smooth, flowing practice that will open your hips, increase flexibility in the spine, back and shoulders, and stretch the hamstrings.
1x10 - Revolved Triangle Sequence
June 7, 2005
This challenging sequence requires concentration, physical strength and balance. Revolved Triangle is a great practice to test the balance points of your unique constitution and explore all the angles of the body.
1x11 - Head to Knee Sequence
June 14, 2005
Head to Knee Sequence is the perfect yoga practice for distance runners. This sequence helps to relieve tension in the hips and calves and hamstrings. Standing poses are woven together with calming breath and deep stretches.
1x12 - Crane Series
June 21, 2005
Crane is one of the most challenging sequences in the Namaste Yoga series. Both the standing and arm balances are to be practiced and learned slowly. Progress and not perfection is the goal with Crane.
1x13 - Riding the Wind Sequence
June 28, 2005
Riding the Wind is a very dynamic series that once learned is exhilarating and grounding at the same time. This sequence is great for strengthening the legs and abdominal muscles, adjusting your posture and fine-tuning your balance.