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1. Yoga Best Suited For Hamstring Flexibility justpaste.it/7qicz @anonymous · Sep 12, 2022 Hidden Hamstrings are a group of 3 muscles running along the backside of the thighs connecting the pelvis to the knee. These muscles are used for flexing knees and extending hips in our day-to-day activities such as walking, running, climbing stairs, jumping, squatting, coming up standing from sitting postures, etc. The tight hamstring is a common complaint every other people are facing and addressing these days, and it usually occurs owing to non-activity, repetitive movement, or poor posture. Marathon runners, for instance, who don’t stretch their hamstrings on regular basis, end up suffering from hamstring pull-in dire need of yoga or some other forms of exercises to regain and enhance hamstring flexibility. On a similar note, non-active persons spending most of their time sitting and working or leading sedentary lifestyles will have tight hamstrings resulting in back pain or sciatica, making room for hamstring flexibility through yoga or work-outs. Point toes forward & pull them back simultaneously using your right arm. Press left palm on left hips. Exhale, lift your shoulders off the floor, trying to pull your right leg towards you touching chin to knee. Stay for 5-6 long breaths. Inhale, rest forehead & shoulders back to floor, taking right leg to right side, making sure left hip is still pressed down with left palm. Gaze to left shoulder. Exhale, bring right leg back up at 90 degrees, holding right feet heel with both hands. Lift shoulders off floor & touch belly and chest to right thigh and chin to shin. Inhale, release leg down. Repeat on left side. Diya Yoga is Yoga Alliance-certified RYS200 school located at the beautiful beach of Arambol, North Goa, India. Our yoga teacher training (YTT) course merges ancient Vedic knowledge with modern yoga asana styles taught by highly trained Indian and International teachers. We deliver comprehensive theoretical and practical training programs during a 25-day structured course. After completion of the 200-hour YTT course with Diya Yoga, you’ll emerge as a confident teacher with enhanced skills, ready to share your knowledge and experience with wannabes. Chase your dreams and make them happen! 1/2

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