Yoga for Balance

Balance does not have to be perfectly still. Keep a wall or stable chair within reach, let your gaze settle and use support whenever it helps you practise with confidence. Let familiar poses be chances to listen rather than push. You can pause the timer, take a rest and rejoin when you are ready. When you reach Constructive Rest, let the floor support you for 2 minutes before you sit up.

The sequence

1. Warm up
2. 01 Mountain Pose“Root down to rise up” 53s
3. Moon Salutation
4. ☾ Moon Salutation17 movements · one breath each 2m 24s
   1. Exhale Mountain
   2. Inhale Upward Salute
   3. Exhale Crescent
   4. Exhale Crescent
   5. Exhale Goddess
   6. Inhale Star
   7. Exhale Triangle
   8. Exhale Pyramid
   9. Inhale Low Lunge
   10. Exhale Garland squat
   11. Inhale Low Lunge
   12. Exhale Pyramid
   13. Exhale Triangle
   14. Inhale Star
   15. Exhale Goddess
   16. Inhale Upward Salute
   17. Exhale Mountain
5. Warm up
6. 03 Standing Side Bend“Up before over” 1m 31s
7. Flow
8. 04 Chair Pose“Sit back, not down” 1m 31s
9. 05 Bird Dog“Reach long, not high” 1m 31s
10. 06 Tree Pose“Root down through the standing foot” 55s
11. 07 Warrior II“Front knee tracks the little-toe side” 55s
12. 08 Triangle Pose“Reach out before you reach down” 55s
13. 09 Low Lunge“Hips forward and down” 55s
14. 10 Kneeling Plank“Hips in line” 55s
15. 11 Knee-Supported Side Plank“Lift the hips” 55s
16. 12 Tree Pose“Root down through the standing foot” 55s
17. 13 Warrior II“Front knee tracks the little-toe side” 55s
18. 14 Triangle Pose“Reach out before you reach down” 58s
19. Cool down
20. 15 Child’s Pose“Let the forehead be heavy” 1m 8s
21. 16 Gentle Seated Twist“Inhale tall, exhale turn” 1m 8s
22. Rest
23. 17 Constructive Rest“Let the floor hold you” 1m 36s