Asana Tips with Becca

Asana Tips with Becca

Learn the details of safe alignment and many modifications for the poses. Each pose is broken down with explanations from where to put your feet, to more subtle breathing cues.

Asana Tips with Becca
  • Dandasana #254

    Review all your options for sitting in Dandasana with comfort. Tips for beginning to release your hips flexors to reduce the burning sensation in the legs that sometimes comes with this pose.

  • Seated Forward Fold #224

    Becca discusses options for sitting forward bends - especially for those with tight hamstrings.
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  • Seated Wide-Angle Forward Fold

    Join Becca and Tim to learn basic alignment fundamentals for Seated Wide-Angle Forward Fold pose including modifications & adaptations for all students.

  • Head to Knee Pose #300

    Becca covers safety concerns for forward bends along with options for alignment in Head to Knee.

  • Cow Face Pose #196

    Becca reviews all your options for the cow face pose including for those who have tight hips! Props used: blocks, blankets.

  • Cobbler #168

    Becca reviews basic alignment tip for the cobbler pose. She includes modifications and options for those who are very tight, and also safety tips for those who are very flexible.

  • Legs Up Against the Wall #295

    Becca reviews your options for practicing shavasana with your legs up against the wall. Props: bolsters, blanket, strap.

  • Shoulder Stand Cautions #136

    Becca reviews the most common problems that can occur with the classic shoulderstand. Review of the anatomy informing these issues and then accessible alternatives are given.

  • Sneak Peek Asana Tips with Becca

    Just a sneak peak of Becca's asana tip collection!

  • Tips for Learning to Safely Practice Lotus

    Learn how to keep your knees safe when trying to practice Lotus pose. Discover why some individuals will not be able to do the full Lotus due to how they are built.

  • Balancing Bear Pose

    Learn how to practice the Balancing Bear pose, including modifications and healthy alignment. #260