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easy opening flow

belly love • 20m
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starting in savasana? say no more. this practice is all about taking up space and listening to what your body’s asking for. settle into the process of opening your hips and your heart—you don’t have to rush a thing.

recommended props: blocks, strap

featured poses:
corpse pose (savasana)
supine twist
happy baby (ananda balasana)
boat pose (navasana)
seated forward fold (paschimottanasana)
cobra pose (bhujangasana)
locust pose (salabhasana)
upward facing dog (urdhva mukha svanasana)
downward facing dog (adho mukha svanasana)
bound angle pose (baddha konasana)
wide-legged seat (upavistha konasana)

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corpse pose, savasana, supine twist, happy baby, ananda balasana, boat pose, navasana, seated forward fold, paschimottanasana, cobra pose, bhujangasana, locust pose, salabhasana, upward facing dog, urdhva mukha svanasana, downward facing dog, adho mukha svanasana, bound angle pose, baddha konasana, wide-legged seat, upavistha konasana, backbends, backbend, heart opening, heart opener, core, grounding, chill, beginner friendly, twist, twisting, beginner, 20-30 min, build strength, relieve stress, stress, anxiety, depression, emotional health, grief, recovery, breath, stiff neck, neck, chest, chest openers, shoulder, shoulder openers, heart openers, gentle stretching, mobility, flexibility, inversions, arms, back, hands, upper back, shoulders, psoas, lower back, thighs, spine, anterior, posterior, hamstrings, calves, abs, heart, Belly Love, stress collection, Beginner Level, yoga for headstands

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