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Blue Gel Co
(205) 328-1701
702 27th Pl S
Birmingham, AL
Hibbetts Sporting Goods
(205) 380-3840
Birmingham, AL
Hibbett Sporting
(205) 252-3937
1318 1st Ave N
Birmingham, AL
Mountain Brook Sporting Goods Inc
(205) 870-3257
66 Church St
Birmingham, AL
Footlocker 8715
(205) 870-7569
709 Brookwood Vlg
Birmingham, AL
Roberts Sporting Goods Co Inc
(205) 323-4461
200 24th St S
Birmingham, AL
Sports Additions
(205) 925-0356
Western Hills Mall
Birmingham, AL
Mountain Brook Sporting Goods Incorporated
(205) 870-3257
66 Church St
Birmingham, AL
Academy Sports and Outdoors
(205) 940-3060
251 Lakeshore Pkwy
Birmingham, AL
Trak Shak The
(205) 870-5644
2841 18th St S
Birmingham, AL

Use Props TO Move Into Positions

Use Props to Move into Positions
Every person has a different level of flexibility and strength. When moving through yoga poses it is important to work at a level appropriate to the individual and the use of props allows individuals to move in and out of poses safely and without strain or injury. The use of props helps work a pose in the way it was intended, to lengthen, stretch and strengthen the tight muscles in the body and create more space and ease throughout the body.

Here is how to use some Yoga Props:

  • Blocks can help align the body preventing strain while taking pressure off the weakened wrist, back or knee.
  • Belts for floor exercises allow the body to remain flat in alignment while stretching limbs in a continuous line.
  • Folding blankets or using bolsters under the back while lying supine lifts pressure from offending joints. Corpse pose or Savasana is often achieved by the enlistment of not only eye pads but also by blankets folded under the back.
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