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Flow 13 of 16 · Original 2024 edition

Yoga for Front Body

Original book · printed p. 107 onward ↗

About this edition

The original text, lists, and meditation cues below preserve the book’s wording, with page footers and layout whitespace removed. The AI application and reflection are new adaptations.

This source page is a flow overview and pose inventory, rather than complete step-by-step instruction. The new application below is an attention or work exercise, separate from the physical sequence.

Historical and scientific claims, including the benefits listed in the source, have not yet undergone a complete evidence review.

Source teaching · Alex Julian, 2024

The original flow overview

It is common for a person to have a weak back body and a tight front body nowadays. This is not a good combination, and it leads to poor posture, lower back pain, neck pain, increased stress, and many other problems. Any imbalance in the body and mind eventually leads to issues. This flow is designed to simultaneously strengthen the back body and open the front body for greater overall balance.

Poses / Exercises

  1. Mountain Pose
  2. Hula Hoop Hip Circles
  3. Dynamic Side Bends
  4. Standing Twist
  5. Reverse Should Circles
  6. Sweatshirt Shoulder Circles
  7. Standing Chest Stretch
  8. Transition to Ground
  9. Reverse Tabletop Pose
  10. Glute Bridge
  11. Knees-to-Chest
  12. Wheel Pose (Optional)
  13. Reclined Heart Opener or Assisted Bridge
  14. Supine Relaxation

Benefits listed in the original book

New contemporary AI application

Try it in your next AI session.

Notice how your space supports the work you want to do. Make one ordinary adjustment to your surroundings, then begin a task that fits your current attention.

Reflect afterward

How did the workspace affect your choice of task?

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Developed with AI assistance for this digital edition. Reflect privately; nothing needs to be submitted or shared.

Roots in the book

Explore the connected teachings.

Lesson 35: Posture Practice →
Lesson 40: Sacredfication →

Original teaching video

The book refers to accompanying videos. A verified instructional video for this flow has not yet been added to this edition.