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How to Do the Camel Pose Exercise

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Learn how to do the Camel Pose exercise in this step by step tutorial.

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Learn how to do the Camel Pose exercise in this step by step tutorial.

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How to Do the Camel Pose Exercise

Elongate your spine and strengthen your back and neck. Greatly enhance your posture, and release back pain. Kneel in an upright position with your knees and feet, hip-width apart. Place your hands on your hips, press your feet and your toenails down firmly, and hug your legs to the midline of your body. Inhale and lengthen the size of your body, taking the heads of your arm bones back, exhale. Inhale and take your thighs back, exhale and scoop your tailbone. Inhale lengthen, exhale extend through your head and neck as you crawl back little by little. Lifting your hand with the bottom tips of your shoulder blades. Reach your feet if you can. Now sit back and relax on your feet for a moment. Tuck your toes under to make it easier to reach your heels. With your hands on your hips, inhale and take your thighs back and a little apart. Exhale and root down to your tailbone legs and feet. Inhale lengthen the size of your body, lift up with the bottom tips of your shoulder blades into your heart. Reach back with your hands and hold your heels. Inhale and hug to the midline, exhale and stretch. Keep your neck strong, don't let it collapse. Open your heart to the fullest. Breathe steadily. Now release, place your hands on your hips and lengthen again with an inhalation. Extend through your neck; take the heads of your arm bones back. Take the bottom tips of the shoulder blades into the heart to keep it lifted. And extend that energy and power all the way through your neck and head. Now inhale, come up, exhale and sit back. Here is the standing variation of Camel Pose. It's great, if for those who cannot take the weight of kneeling or the pressure on the knees. To give the same great benefit, its Camel Pose kneeling. Keeping your thighs back and apart, rooting your tailbone down. Creates balanced action in the lower spine. Lengthen the size of body and taking the heads of the arm bones back. Gives the space and freedom necessary to lift the heart with the bottom tips of the shoulder blades.

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Elongate your spine and strengthen your back and neck. Greatly enhance your posture, and release back pain. Kneel in an upright position with your knees and feet, hip-width apart. Place your hands on your hips, press your feet and your toenails down firmly, and hug your legs to the midline of your body.

Inhale and lengthen the size of your body, taking the heads of your arm bones back, exhale. Inhale and take your thighs back, exhale and scoop your tailbone. Inhale lengthen, exhale extend through your head and neck as you crawl back little by little. Lifting your hand with the bottom tips of your shoulder blades. Reach your feet if you can. Now sit back and relax on your feet for a moment.

Tuck your toes under to make it easier to reach your heels. With your hands on your hips, inhale and take your thighs back and a little apart. Exhale and root down to your tailbone legs and feet.

Inhale lengthen the size of your body, lift up with the bottom tips of your shoulder blades into your heart. Reach back with your hands and hold your heels. Inhale and hug to the midline, exhale and stretch. Keep your neck strong, don't let it collapse. Open your heart to the fullest. Breathe steadily. Now release, place your hands on your hips and lengthen again with an inhalation.

Extend through your neck; take the heads of your arm bones back. Take the bottom tips of the shoulder blades into the heart to keep it lifted. And extend that energy and power all the way through your neck and head. Now inhale, come up, exhale and sit back.

Here is the standing variation of Camel Pose. It's great, if for those who cannot take the weight of kneeling or the pressure on the knees. To give the same great benefit, its Camel Pose kneeling.

Keeping your thighs back and apart, rooting your tailbone down. Creates balanced action in the lower spine. Lengthen the size of body and taking the heads of the arm bones back. Gives the space and freedom necessary to lift the heart with the bottom tips of the shoulder blades.

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