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Thank you JoAnna

 

I tried your advice this week - and it helped - thank you .

 

But can you also come with advices for how to jump back from sitting position

???

 

Torben

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JoAnne

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Saturday, October 23, 2004 4:44 PM

Re: R: ashtanga yoga jumping back

 

 

 

Torben,

one thing to remember in doing jump-backs is that the

legs need a counter balance of weight in order to flow

back smoothly. For example, when jumping back from a

standing position, lean the upper body and head

slightly forward. Ground your hands and let them take

the weight of the upper body and then hop the feet up

and back.

 

I'm not sure that makes sense to read, but when you do

it you will understand the concept of balancing the

weight of the legs and lower body with the weight of

the head and upper body.

 

As you get better at it, it will also become easier to

allow the arms to bend while jumping so that you land

directly into chaturanga instead of a straight-armed

plank position (which is the tendancy of many

beginners).

Good luck and happy jumping!

JoAnne

--- TORBEN <th1 wrote:

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> Wow that is also the question I have - I have asked

> Susanna - my teacher here in Copenhagen - and she

> says that there is no specific technique and that

> everyone should fine their owm way of doing

> jump-backs.

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> If anyone has an answer to the question I am really

> looking forward to hear that. Jump-backs are my

> biggest problem at the moment.

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