This yoga flow routine, Total Mobility Flow, can help warriors maintain strength and range of motion allowing optimal performance.
The warriors we see in the anime universe perform a variety of movements that require them to move in all sorts of directions. We may see Goku performing a multi-back flip kick, Ippo bobbing and weaving at lightning speeds to maneuver away from punches or Baki jumping through the air to drive that final punch to defeat his opponent. These movements we see in the anime universe are not impossible to perform in our real world, however it does require healthy mobility. This yoga flow routine, Total Body Mobility Flow can help warriors train their overall range of motion to move freely without any aches and prevent injuries, allowing optimal performance.
Who's This For?
Suitable for all levels
Benefits Total Body Mobility Yoga Flow:
Improved mobility
Improved flexibility
Decrease rounding of shoulders
Decrease the risk of potential injuries
Decrease tightness in upper body
Total Body Mobility Yoga Flow Details:
Complete each exercise in sequential format.
Follow the time length for each exercise
Total Body Mobility Yoga Flow Routine:
Seated Side Bend
Spinal Rotation
Single Leg Split Stretch
Alternating Cat & Cow
Cobra Pose
Downward Dog Single Arm Reach
Crescent Lunge
Lizard Lunge
Pigeon Stretch
Bow Pose
Childs Pose
Plow Pose
Total Body Mobility Yoga Flow Exercise Alternatives:
Lizard Lunge > Deep Lunge
Bow Pose > Back Extension Hold
Plow Pose > Lying Knee to Chest Tuck
Coach Notes:
Follow a 3 second deep breath count for each exercise. Inhale for 3 seconds and exhale for 3 seconds. Modify breath length as necessary.
Modify time length for each exercise.
Execute each exercise at your own comfort level.
Flow can be repeated 3-5 days per week.
Alternating Cobra + Childs Pose Tips: Rock your body forward and back every 3 seconds alternating between the Cobra Pose and Childs Pose.
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