Respiration alternée Yogalie

Nadi Shodhana – Alternate Nostril Breathing Explained by Yogalie X Tayrona Yoga

Alternate Nostril Breathing or Nadi Shodhana in Sanskrit is a breathing that activates the three main energy channels that are Ida, Pingala and Sushumna. In this course, discover alternate nostril breathing
June 11, 2020
Je suis débutante, quels sont les meilleurs cours de yoga en ligne

I am a beginner, what are the best online yoga classes?

If you are a beginner like me, and you have decided to take care of yourself or learn new things about yoga, without having any idea how it works, I let you discover this article in which you will find all my advice for finding the best online yoga classes.
June 09, 2020
Anjaneyasana & Astha Chandrasana par Magalie de Yogalie

Anjaneyasana & Astha Chandrasana by Magalie de Yogalie

In this new course Magali invites you to discover two essential postures in Hatha yoga and Vinyasa Yoga. Thanks to our video and Magali's detailed explanations, you will soon perfectly master Anjaneyasana and Astha Chandrasana.
Je suis débutant(e), quel type de yoga est fait pour moi ?

I am a beginner, what type of yoga is right for me?

If you are a beginner like me, and you have decided to take care of yourself or learn new things about yoga during this post-confinement period, without having any idea how it works, I let you discover this article.
May 28, 2020
Paranayama : la respiration Kapalabhati par Yogalie X Tayrona Yoga

Paranayama: Kapalabhati breathing by Yogalie X Tayrona Yoga

Since the body is used in yoga as a tool, its cleansing is therefore an essential preparation. The goal of Kriyas is to cleanse the inner pathways to purify the body, mind and soul. Kapalabhati or the shining skull is a technique that aims to cleanse the respiratory tract, from the nostrils to the lungs. Discover in this given course offered by Tayrona Yoga how to practice Kapalabhati.

May 21, 2020
La respiration yoga pour débutant par Margaux Pierre-Bloch

Yoga breathing for beginners by Margaux Pierre-Bloch

If you are a beginner like me, and you have decided to take care of yourself or learn new things about yoga during this post-confinement period, without having any idea how it works, I let you discover my advice in this article.
May 20, 2020
Les Guerriers – Virabhadrasana I, II et III - MAGALIE DE YOGALIE

The Warriors – Virabhadrasana I, II and III - MAGALIE DE YOGALIE

Find in this video course Magalie's detailed explanations, to practice and master to perfection the positions of the three warriors: Virabhadrasana I, II and III.
Tout savoir sur la méditation de pleine conscience !

Everything you need to know about mindfulness meditation!

For your mental balance, it is important to give yourself moments of relaxation to cut short the hectic pace and your mind that is constantly spinning in your head. Discover all our tips for practicing mindfulness meditation and find inner peace.
Séquence Vinyasa : Chaturanga Dandasana

Vinyasa sequence: Chaturanga Dandasana

Treat yourself with this Vinyasa yoga session: Chaturanga Dandasana. With Yogalie's advice, follow this complete course to watch and rewatch on our YouTube channel Tayrona Yoga.
April 17, 2020
Comment faire pour se mettre au yoga ?

How to get started with yoga?

You want to take care of yourself and you want to try a new practice that will allow you to move without leaving your home. Thanks to this article, discover yoga step by step.
April 16, 2020
Je débute, il faut que je m’équipe en accessoires de yoga

I'm just starting out, I need to get some yoga accessories

In this article, you will discover the essential yoga accessories you need to practice the art of asanas serenely and in an eco-responsible way.
April 09, 2020
Comment construire une séance de yoga à la maison ?

How to build a yoga session at home?

Structure a yoga session well to benefit from the advantages of your practice.

You probably know about yoga classes, but you should know that you can also practice yoga at home. But how do you do it? How do you build a yoga session at home ? When you are a beginner, it is often difficult to organize the perfect sequence of yoga postures . In reality, there is nothing complicated, it is about finding the right time, the ideal place, defining your goals and following specific steps, from preparation to final relaxation through the asanas.

Set a duration for your yoga sequence

The sequence of yoga postures will depend on the time you want to dedicate to your yoga class . Do you have an hour in front of you? Then you can do a complete yoga sequence . However, do you have less than 60 minutes? Opt for a session without the inversion or balance asanas.

Determine the goals of your yoga session

Before starting your yoga class at home , ask yourself why you want to do yoga: to de-stress, reduce insomnia, boost your energy in the morning, increase your flexibility, let go, etc. But, you can also set goals to improve your practice, for example, succeeding in the tree pose .

The various steps to properly structure a yoga class

Preparation for yoga

Because of the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it is important to start your yoga session with a moment of meditation while observing your breathing, or even chanting a mantra. Why? Simply to calm your mind.

Don't neglect the warm-up

Just like sports, yoga is a physical exercise where there is a risk of injury. So, warm up to prepare your body and become aware of your morphology. How? Through stretching, bending and twisting. For example, you can do the sun salutation. But, know that there are other warm-up asanas such as:

  • the mountain (Tadasana),
  • the stork (Uttanasana),
  • the cat (Marjarasana),
  • the cow (Gomukhasana).

The sequence of asanas

Standing asanas

Once you are well warmed up, perform 1 or 2 standing yoga postures to boost your energy and improve your flexibility. Start, for example, with the mountain asana (Tadasana), then the chair pose (Utkatasana). Finish with the warrior balancing asanas I, II and III (Virabhadrasana) and the tree pose (Vriksasan).

Inversion postures

The structure of a yoga class also consists of inverted yoga postures that tone your nervous system and slow down blood circulation. If you are a beginner, opt for the candle pose (Sarvangasana) or the plow (Halasana). More experienced practitioners can do the inverted stretched support (Mukha vrksasana). Be careful not to hurt yourself!

Backward bends

Then do 1 or 2 yoga backbends to strengthen your back and stretch your abs. Try the grasshopper pose (Salabhasana), the bridge (Setu bandha sarvangasana) and the cobra (Bhujangasana).

Twists

Yoga twists are not mandatory, only if you have trouble linking with forward bends. There are various poses like Bharadvaja twist, Half Lord of the Fishes pose (Ardha matsyendrasana) and Reclining twist (Jathara parivritti).

Forward bends

Forward bends in yoga complement backward bends. They have the benefit of calming the mind and stretching your back. Here are some suggested asanas:

  • Western Stretch (Paschimottanasana),
  • Mahamudra,
  • the stork (Uttanasana).

Closing postures

Finally, perform closing asanas to relax your body and mind and prepare yourself for the final relaxation. Try the candle (Sarvangasana) then the fish (Matsyasana).

A moment of relaxation thanks to the asana Savasana

The last step is the final relaxation of yoga in Savasana position (corpse pose) for at least 5 minutes. This phase is important because it allows you to benefit from the benefits of the yoga session . It is up to you to choose between a silent meditation, with music or guided.

To help you build a yoga sequence , discover the yoga books on the Tayronalife website.

March 28, 2019