Find your flow with a guide who watches every pose
Asanas from Tadasana to Bakasana with Guru Ananda. Breathe, align, grow.
Standing Poses
Coached by Guru Ananda · yoga instructor
Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation)
BeginnerA flowing sequence of 12 postures that warms every joint, synchronises breath with movement, and builds full-body strength and flexibility. The foundational morning practice of yoga.
- · Each movement links to an inhale or exhale
- · Keep the spine long — avoid collapsing the lower back
- · Press palms firmly into the mat in Plank and Chaturanga
- · Gaze forward in Upward Dog, toward feet in Downward Dog
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Mountain Pose (Tadasana)
BeginnerThe foundation of all standing poses. Stand tall with quiet strength, grounding through your feet and reaching through the crown of your head.
- · Feet hip-width apart, weight even
- · Knees soft, not locked
- · Tailbone gently lengthened down
- · Shoulders relaxed, arms active at sides
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Warrior I (Virabhadrasana I)
BeginnerA powerful lunge with arms reaching skyward. Build strength in your legs while opening your chest and shoulders.
- · Front knee bent to 90 degrees over the ankle
- · Back leg straight and strong
- · Hips squared toward the front
- · Arms reaching overhead, biceps by ears
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Warrior II (Virabhadrasana II)
BeginnerA wide, grounded stance with arms stretched to the horizon. Develop strength, stability, and fierce focus.
- · Front knee bent over the ankle
- · Back leg straight and strong
- · Arms extended at shoulder height
- · Gaze over the front fingertips
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Triangle Pose (Trikonasana)
BeginnerA deep lateral stretch with both legs straight. Open the chest, lengthen the side body, and find space in every direction.
- · Both legs straight — do not bend the front knee
- · Hinge at the hip, not the waist
- · Bottom hand rests lightly on the shin or a block
- · Top arm stacks directly above the bottom arm
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Chair Pose (Utkatasana)
IntermediateSit into an invisible chair with arms reaching skyward. A fierce pose that builds heat, strength, and determination.
- · Feet together or hip-width apart
- · Knees bent deeply, thighs working toward parallel
- · Weight in the heels, not the toes
- · Arms overhead, biceps alongside ears
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Strength Poses
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Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)
BeginnerAn inverted V shape that stretches the entire back body while building upper-body strength. The rest pose that is secretly a full-body workout.
- · Hands shoulder-width apart, fingers spread wide
- · Feet hip-width apart, heels reaching toward the mat
- · Hips lift high — the highest point of the body
- · Spine long, head between the upper arms
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Crow Pose (Bakasana)
AdvancedBalance your entire body on your hands with knees perched on the upper arms. An empowering arm balance that proves you are stronger than you think.
- · Hands shoulder-width apart, fingers spread
- · Knees rest high on the backs of the upper arms
- · Round the upper back — like a cat
- · Gaze forward, not down — lean into it
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Balance Poses
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Tree Pose (Vrikshasana)
BeginnerRoot down through one leg and grow tall like a tree. A gentle balance pose that builds focus and inner calm.
- · Standing leg strong with a micro-bend
- · Lifted foot on inner thigh or calf — never the knee
- · Hips level and squared to the front
- · Hands at heart centre or overhead
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Warrior III (Virabhadrasana III)
IntermediateBalance on one leg while your body forms a powerful T shape. Arms, torso, and back leg extend in one unbroken line.
- · Standing leg straight with a micro-bend
- · Torso and back leg form one horizontal line
- · Hips squared toward the floor
- · Arms reaching forward or alongside the body
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Eagle Pose (Garudasana)
IntermediateWrap your limbs, sink low, and find fierce focus. Eagle Pose squeezes tension from the shoulders and hips while challenging balance.
- · Standing leg deeply bent
- · Top leg wraps over and hooks behind the calf
- · Elbows stacked at shoulder height, forearms wrap
- · Sink the hips lower for a deeper challenge
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Half Moon (Ardha Chandrasana)
IntermediateBalance on one leg and one hand while the body opens like a crescent. A radiant blend of strength, balance, and openness.
- · Standing leg strong and straight
- · Bottom hand on the floor or a block
- · Top arm and lifted leg in one vertical plane
- · Chest open, gaze toward the sky
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Dancer Pose (Natarajasana)
AdvancedA graceful backbend on one leg — reach back to catch your foot and arc open like the cosmic dancer Shiva Nataraja.
- · Standing leg straight and strong
- · Back foot held from the inside with the back hand
- · Front arm reaching forward and upward
- · Chest opens as the back leg kicks up
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