The word balasana comes from the Sanskrit “bala” (meaning “child”) and “asana” (meaning “pose”). Child pose is one of those
I remember my first Ashtanga class vividly – particularly the point at which the teacher, Nick, instructed everyone to ‘lift
The word balasana comes from the Sanskrit “bala” (meaning “child”) and “asana” (meaning “pose”). Child pose is one of those
I remember my first Ashtanga class vividly – particularly the point at which the teacher, Nick, instructed everyone to ‘lift
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