In this short tutorial Kino guides you to a safe and beautiful Upward Facing Dog, or Urdhva Mukha Svanasana, step by step. You will learn to avoid some very common mistakes and discover what it feels like to get it ‘right’.
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Dropping back and standing back up
In this video Kino guides you through dropping back into Upward Bow, or Urdhva Dhanurasana, step by step. Dropping back (and standing back up!) is a challenging part of the astanga practice and Kino’s insightful instructions will definitely help you a little further ahead.
Flexibility
This sequence on flexibility works through endurance, stamina and spinal extension. Kino guides you through both accepting your limitations in terms of flexibility, as well as extending your heart. Back-bending is an important lesson along the spiritual journey of yoga. So when you’re ready to move into your spine, start here.