Tutorial
Tips
- Open legs to a 90 degree angle
- Place yoga blocks or water bottles between the legs to create obstacles
- Knees point straight up, toes point out
- Imagine a string connected to your spine like a marionette, lifting and lengthening you
The Fine Print
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