Does this Crow make my butt look big? It's funny when you look at yourself doing a pose, you look for what's wrong with it. Right now I'm thinking my butt is too high and my chest isn't forward enough.
Plus my legs are crazy pale!
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10 comments:
That's awesome! Crow isn't easy, so I say celebrate the fact that you're up and flying.
I am just so impressed with how strong you must be. My upper body strength needs a lot of work before I can start doing these like this. I can get one leg up at a time and that is challenging for me. Have you always been able to do this pose?
Mary,
HELL NO! I spent maybe 3 years working on this pose and I have fallen on my face many, many times. I'm still working on it. I can't hold it very long and it takes a couple of attempts before I actually get up there.
Hey! Some of those comments sound a little judgemental there girl! I think you and your Crane are beautiful and brave :-)
How funny!! I just posted Bakasana, as well, and one of my sons said that my face looks like I've gone crazy! Also, I think you're right. Pantanjali definitely states the Sutras that legs must be tan for Bakasana ;-)
hey, I can't even do it -- I swear my upper arms are too short so my knees keep sliding down or something!
but I do a FABULOUS titibasana (firefly?) -- I even crossed my ankles in it once.....and I'm an old broad!
luckily i've never had the pleasure of watching myself do yoga, i'm probably better off.
Wow- look at you! You go, girlfriend! I think you look awesome!
I am so impressed!
xo
3 years hey, that's gives me some kind of comfort LOL. It's taken me 2 years just to go from Downward Facing Dog to Lunge! Not kidding. I just couldn't get my leg up there. I am scared of inversions for that very reason of falling on my face. My fear definitely holds me back. You're such an inspiration to me :-) There are so many "teacher" blogs I've come across but I prefer to read about people's own practice. Thanks for sharing.
Hey, it rocks. I can't get into Crow for the life of me!
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