There are 26 basic postures of Yoga. What is Yin Yoga and what are the total poses of Yin Yoga?
What is Yin Yoga and what are the total asanas of Yin Yoga?
What is Yin Yoga and what are the total asanas of Yin Yoga? Yin Yoga is not another branch of yoga posture or another name, but is recognized and accepted as a relatively new school. Yin Yoga emphasizes the relaxation of the whole body, emptying all distractions and combining slow and natural breathing, maintaining long-term movements, exercising bones and their connective tissue in a completely relaxed state of muscles, regulating the nervous system, and enhancing endurance to achieve the unity of body and mind. Strictly speaking, Yin Yoga is not a branch of yoga posture, it is only a part of Yin Yoga in a broad sense. Practitioners call a person's muscles and blood yang, and meridians and joints yin. Yin Yoga pays attention to bone practice, slow movement, maintaining the same posture for a long time, stretching and stretching the bones, spine, meridians and muscles of the whole body, especially the hip, pelvis and lower spine, and strengthening ligaments and joints. When doing Yin Yoga, in addition to breathing, the lower body should be extended, and the upper body has a little muscle practice. Pose: ankle stretch, butterfly, semi-butterfly, half-frog, snail, shoemaker, baby, cat stretch, camel, deer, dragonfly, spine twist, saddle, happy baby, swan, wreath, sphinx, caterpillar, sleeping swan.