10 Minute Yoga Routine - 3

Seated Forward Bend

The aim of 10-Minute Yoga Routine is to draw practitioners who are short of time to the yoga mat to promote physical and psychological health. Today's post is the third of the series of 10 Minute Yoga Routine.

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10 Minute Yoga Routine - 3

Most of the yoga poses mentioned in this post help to strengthen legs and joints.

1) Lotus Pose / Half Lotus Pose / Easy Pose

(1 minute)

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2) Staff Pose 

(1 minute)

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3) Twisted Pose

(30 seconds x 2 - Once each on right and left side)

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4) Thunderbolt Pose

(1 minute)

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5) Child Pose

(30 seconds)

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6) Bound Angle Pose

(30 seconds)

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7) Head to Knee Pose

(20 seconds x 2 - Once each on right and left side)

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8) Seated Forward Bend

(20 seconds x 2 - Once each on right and left side)

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9) Rest Pose / Savasana

(2 minutes)

As we have always mentioned, performing Rest Pose at the end of yoga session is very important. For a 10-minute yoga session, assume Savasana for at least two minutes.

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