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Samakonasana (Straddle Splits) is an advanced yoga posture in which the legs extend sideways in opposite directions, approaching or reaching a 180-degree split.

Joint rotations are gentle movements used in yoga warm-ups to improve joint mobility, prepare the body for asana practice, and help reduce stiffness

The Digestive/Abdominal Group of the Pawanmuktasana Series is a group of yoga practices designed to work with the abdominal muscles, promote awareness of the digestive region, and gently mobilize the hips and lower back.

Eka Pada Koundinyasana is an advanced arm-balancing yoga posture that combines core strength, arm stability, spinal rotation, and leg extension.

The Shakti Bandha Group is the third group in the traditional Pawanmuktasana series described in the Bihar School of Yoga tradition. These practices are more dynamic than the joint movements in Part 1 and the digestive practices in Part 2.

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Kapotasana, commonly translated as Pigeon Pose or King Pigeon Pose, is an advanced yoga backbend that combines deep spinal extension, hip mobility, shoulder flexibility, and controlled breathing.

Salamba Sirsasana (Supported Headstand) is a traditional inversion in which the practitioner balances upside down with the head and forearms supported on the floor.

Kukkutasana (Rooster Pose) is an advanced arm-balancing yoga posture performed with the legs in Lotus Pose and the palms pressing into the floor to lift the body.

Mayurasana (Peacock Pose) is an advanced arm-balancing posture in Hatha Yoga. In this pose, the body is held parallel to the floor while the hands support the entire body weight and the elbows press into the abdomen.

Purvottanasana, commonly known as Upward Plank Pose or Intense East Stretch, is a back-body strengthening yoga posture that opens the chest, stretches the front of the body, and strengthens the arms, shoulders, glutes, and legs.