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❤️Pulsing Dynamic Squats

The “dynamic” squats are focused on the posterior chain. Building a strong and supportive butt and hamstrings which can support a strong and healthy pelvic floor, help stabilize and support the lower back and decrease back and hip pain!

Dynamic squats are also a wonderful way to include some endurance in the practice.

✨Recently in class, I have been playing with adding a pulse or a longer 2 count pause at the bottom of the squat.

Two alignment points to keep in mind:

➡️ When reaching your hips back, try to keep a long spine. We don’t want to tuck the tail or arch the back.

➡️ Keep your neck long. Don’t lift your chin towards the ceiling or tuck it into your chest.

Drop a ❤️ if you like this pose! Drop ❤️❤️ if you can’t wait to do it in your next yoga class!
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❤️Pulsing Dynamic Squats

The “dynamic” squats are focused on the posterior chain. Building a strong and supportive butt and hamstrings which can support a strong and healthy pelvic floor, help stabilize and support the lower back and decrease back and hip pain!

Dynamic squats are also a wonderful way to include some endurance in the practice.

✨Recently in class, I have been playing with adding a pulse or a longer 2 count pause at the bottom of the squat.

Two alignment points to keep in mind:

➡️ When reaching your hips back, try to keep a long spine. We don’t want to tuck the tail or arch the back.

➡️ Keep your neck long. Don’t lift your chin towards the ceiling or tuck it into your chest.

Drop a ❤️ if you like this pose! Drop ❤️❤️ if you can’t wait to do it in your next yoga class!

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