This is a pose tutorial for how to do the asana called Bakasana, Crane pose. It’s day 7 of the yoga drills challenge. Join the challenge at omstars.com/ch...
This is My first arm balance! Such a great arm balance because it gets you to learn other poses and you learn alot about yourself: your trust, your strength, & the pride for yourself 🧘🏻🕉🥰
Got a couple of inches off the ground for a few seconds which is the most I've ever gotten to date, so I'm pretty stoked ♡ Love your explanations and breakdowns. They make it feel very achievable and accessible... You're inspiring ✨🙏✨Namaste
Omg if you say that bakasana was difficult for you, it gives me faith that I will be able to achieve handstand, forearm stand and many more, since bakasana was one of the first asanas I achieved and still can do very easy.🙏🏼☺️
Chatarunga! Can you do a tutorial on chatarunga? It would be great to learn more about how to build up to this strength pose without tearing apart weaker shoulders.
That is absolutely awful that a student broke their nose trying this pose. I recommend building up very slowly and teaching good technique. For falling forward, either use a pillow or bolster or, if you’re strong enough, practice tucking the head and landing in tripod position.
You won't get conditioned to do bakasana (or any arm balance including handstand) with a flat plank. Many schools of yoga practice the same "bent plank" as Kino is doing. There is a maximum protraction of shoulder blades for strengthening, you get used to hollow body form, and activation of bandhas. Plus there's less risk of banana back and wrist pain. yogainternational.com/article/view/plank-form
I really appreciate the breakdown of the poses, it truly helps me understand where my strength should be focused and coming from! Thank you Kino!
Yadilu AGREED! wholeheartedly
Thanks for watching 🙏
This is My first arm balance! Such a great arm balance because it gets you to learn other poses and you learn alot about yourself: your trust, your strength, & the pride for yourself 🧘🏻🕉🥰
Yes 😊
KinoYoga ❤️❤️💕💕🕉
This is the pose that got me into yoga.
Happy you found the practice 😊
Very important guidelines, thanks Kino, so much important and appreciated. You got all my respect 🙏🏻
Thanks
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Well said mam one doesn't need to be physically strong initially it will come gradually. No more excuses now😊
Yes just keep practicing 🙏
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Thank you for this, I have tried a few TH-cam yoga teachers and I think u bring the balancence of the yoga philosophy and asanas
Happy to hear it 🙏
Thank you for your advice 🙏, will follow to make the difference ❤.
Probably the best explanation of crow pose I've ever heard. I've never been able to do crow. No idea why! I think I finally get how it works :D
I am so happy I discovered you. Loving learning. Thank you.
Got a couple of inches off the ground for a few seconds which is the most I've ever gotten to date, so I'm pretty stoked ♡ Love your explanations and breakdowns. They make it feel very achievable and accessible... You're inspiring ✨🙏✨Namaste
Thanks Kino for the tips with the blocks, I’m getting closer! I need to warm my shoulders first. Namaste 🙏
Did you?
Omg if you say that bakasana was difficult for you, it gives me faith that I will be able to achieve handstand, forearm stand and many more, since bakasana was one of the first asanas I achieved and still can do very easy.🙏🏼☺️
Thank you teacher
Thank you for explaining the elements of this pose so well!!
Thank you, Kino! ❤
Thanks Kino 💝
I am a Ghanaian and now I am in to study and I love u more
This was so so good...... Amazing tutorial Kino.. Thanks a ton 🙏🤗❤️
Thanks for watching 🙏
AMAZING! THANK YOU
I kino thanks for your vids!
You are uploading video correct time for me so can practice now
Glad you can practice
Chatarunga! Can you do a tutorial on chatarunga? It would be great to learn more about how to build up to this strength pose without tearing apart weaker shoulders.
Thanks for the request. I’ve got a long tutorial on Chaturanga on www.omstars.com and will make one for TH-cam soon 🙏
Happy Holi..happy colourfull festival from India 🏊♂️🤽♂️💧
Happy Holi 💗
Very beautiful😃😍👍
Thank you
I think I’m going to put a pillow instead of a block in front of me when I work up to trying this pose
Good idea 😊 That will work too
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Nice explanation
I've tried this pose many a times,
How do keep your knees intact on your triceps ?
I have tried this many times but my knees always ˋslip‘ down my triceps.. Should it be done with short leggins (skin on skin maybe does not slip)?
It takes practice. Try placing your knees just on the outer edges of your arms and squeezing your legs
Informative
Thanks
OK
Can we be friends for this training
Well explained. Please tell the ame of the sitting psture you sit.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Hey kinoyoga..this page is awesoee..how much time we get to do bakasaan
Stay for at least five breaths
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Good morning mam
I am practicing it from long time but still I m not able to do it. Can you please tell me something.
It may take many years. Don’t give up.
I have seen students break their nose doing this pose and making the studio liable for a law suit. Is this even wise?
That is absolutely awful that a student broke their nose trying this pose. I recommend building up very slowly and teaching good technique. For falling forward, either use a pillow or bolster or, if you’re strong enough, practice tucking the head and landing in tripod position.
That’s a very bent plank
You won't get conditioned to do bakasana (or any arm balance including handstand) with a flat plank. Many schools of yoga practice the same "bent plank" as Kino is doing. There is a maximum protraction of shoulder blades for strengthening, you get used to hollow body form, and activation of bandhas. Plus there's less risk of banana back and wrist pain. yogainternational.com/article/view/plank-form