This Week’s Pose: Virabhadrasana I
Emily on 3:29 am November 4th, 2009 / Be the first to comment! »
Virabhdrasana I is no half-hearted posture. It is like a warrior stilled mid-stride. It is captured movement. The front leg lunges forward while the back leg reaches back and grounds the pose. Likewise, the hips both contain the movement of the thighs, and connect the solid legs to an expansive chest and arms.
Virabhadrasana I by Emily Sloat Shaw
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