How to do Pincha Mayurasana Forearm Balance - Yoga pose tips

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How to get into Pincha Mayurasana yoga pose which is an arm balance and a great alternative to Headstand
Jenny learns a few beginner tips from Esther Ekhart to practice balancing free in Pincha Mayurasana / Forearm balance.
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[@priyankaverma9541]

I did the pincha mayurasana first time in my life while watching your video I was never able to do that. You are an amazing teacher. Well explained. Thanks

[@ofito4577]

Closest I have ever gotten to pincha!!!! Thank you

[@jackiekeeler5830]

just fell on my face lol but thanks for the tips I think they helped a lot!

[@Ekhartyoga]

Hope you landed softly x

[@elizabethphayden]

This is great! Esther, I love your gentle humility, and that the fact that you have people demo poses who actually seem like they are in the process of learning the pose (as opposed to having done it for years).

[@cherylrachel3812]

your little tips helped so! It was the first time I got into it! Thank you, i've been working on it for a year straight. Iwasn't forward enough

[@colleenchamberlain4253]

Thank you so much!!!
This is so helpful, these "little tips" are GEMS!

[@priyankasaraf4562]

Great practical tip on the alignment of shoulders and palms!

[@BilaMartins]

Finally, a video with a very helpful explanation about this pose (arms and hands position)! Thank you so much, dear Esther! Namaste!

[@debbiekrejci7188]

I have been working on this pose for what seems like forever. I keep coming back to your tutorials. Love them. You are awesome. Thank you.

[@speakerph0nee]

Managed to do this pose (to a wall) aften watching your video! Thank you!

[@naynamangalore]

so well explained with minute details.. as always! excellent Esther, thanks!

[@nadhorenfeld1133]

Hello Esther . Will try those tips . I just adore the way you explain ! Love your tutos. Go on . Namaste🙏🏾💙

[@pamelabarrometro2559]

the alignment tip was so helpful! Thank you so much!

[@robynhines8347]

Really helpful sequence of warm up and prep along with tips for alignment. Thank you!

[@AvaNaves]

Excellent video! Forwarded it to a friend. I was trying to explain her how to do Pincha Mayurasana with a partner, and this was perfect. Namaste and best wishes!

[@pdyer1000]

So good. Awesome vid thank you for the yoga. Namaste

[@TheSecretBliss]

Thanks so much Esther..love your tutorials xx NAMASTE"

[@massrunner]

Thank you. Great instructions.

[@Ana2398]

That's really helpful. Thank you!

[@septembersucks]

I have been trying to do a forearm stand for 6 maybe even more months now. my body is just not clicking. Im learning handstand fasting than a forearm stand! But this video with its amazing tips help me hold it! Thank you so much!

[@jctyoga]

Great tutorial!

[@bangaloredragon8]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@arthouseamazonia6132]

Amazing explanations and information. i've been trying to execute this pose with the wall and it's been challenging due to shoulder placement. thanks so much

[@lilianflynn198]

That pose looks amazing

[@shehanijayalath9828]

Great tips! I made way more improvement after your video! :) Thank you

[@sheetalmore2500]

Thank you!

[@anckuzes]

Thank you so much.

[@ishwaryakarthi6857]

Karthi from tamilnadu india, your technics are good

[@ShraddaNiche]

Nice. Very helpful. And a little bit of confidence goes a long way

[@Ekhartyoga]

Absolutely Alethea! Thank you for watching ;)

[@panchohernandez7085]

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[@mariselagonzalez1330]

Wow, I was looking for this, but can you tell me which pose is best to begin with so that I don't hurt myself?

[@sugarr1329]

Gracias por el truco!…a veces me salía y a veces no
Y es justo esa posición de hombros la que permite o no subir 🎉

[@julietcochrane5547]

Thank you for this break down. I have a question on assisting this pose - the other day a students legs folded over and onto my arm - with this weight on my arm it pulled a muscle! Do you have any suggestions on how I could better assist a student away from the wall? Thank you in advance!

[@honglevothi2117]

Thank a lot. Very useful.

[@Ekhartyoga]

Thank you

[@veronicamoscatel8188]

Thank you so much. My balace was way to bad

[@purcitron770]

Ekhart Yoga is this asana "easier" than the palms-only (no forearms) hand stand (Adho Mukha Vrksasana)? what about the sirsasana? im trying to determine with which of these to start.
thanks!

[@yogawithyavantsir]

It's most difficult
Very well perform

[@angem8320]

Thank You..

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[@aparnakarvekarpawar7403]

The women doing stand is preety flexible

[@yokyu2lea]

It´s better to walk towards your hands a little bit more with your legs straigt. Then it happens that when you raise one leg, it goes up almost automatically.

[@IrinkaYoga]

think this is not a trick but a mis alignment. Probably the shoulders are not strong enough for her to go into the pose yet, coming closer in, stretching upper back more and then lifting without the jump is good.

[@nadjamayer9095]

Kk

[@bhagyashreeshetsandi338]

Bosadeke

[@marinabull4535]

no, JUMP up? No!!! control yourself up!

[@TheJerryOB]

If you didn't have a partner or a wall and you flip over wont you... break your neck?

[@Ekhartyoga]

If you are new to this pose... Don't try it without a wall or a partner!