this is just a quick upside-down moment—dolphin, headstand, child’s pose, and on with your day. but going upside down isn’t just about strength—it’s about mindset. if you’re feeling like you can’t do it yet, know that it’s just a part of you that needs to open up, just like your shoulders and hips. there’s space for your fear here. let’s face it together.
no props needed
featured poses:
dolphin pose (ardha pincha mayurasana)
headstand (sirsasana)
child’s pose (balasana)
Up Next in yoga for headstands
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foundations for headstand
inhale, exhale—let yourself melt like an ice cream cone in the sun. even if it gets a little messy, that’s part of the magic. in this short and grounding sequence, we’ll move through breath and foundational shapes to prep the body (and mind) for getting a little upside down. no pressure, just pre...
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lower body warm up
inverting your body means redistributing your weight in a major way—your hands become your feet, and your feet become your headspace. in this 30-minute class, we’ll prep the legs and hips to get you grounded, open, and ready to fly. no rush, just exploration.
recommended props: blocks, wall
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prepare to headstand
today, we’re going upside down… away from the wall. you got this! maybe your feet stay on the ground, maybe you just watch, maybe you fall—every bit of it is part of the process. we’ll warm up with heart openers and standing postures before building the strength and confidence to explore headstan...
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