Don't take the name of this position personally—it's called the Cow Face pose because, when seen from the front, the…more »
Commonly the final posture in any yoga routine, the Corpse Pose only sounds creepy. A few minutes of "playing dead"…more »
The Lotus Pose is one of the classic seated meditative postures, fostering a calm, serene sense of internal connection. Eventually…more »
The Scorpion Pose is a favorite of Cirque de Soleil performers and contortionists of all stripes, which is to say…more »
It's no surprise that this pose derives its Sanskrit name from Sarva, which means "all parts"—all yours will be challenged.
The Hero Pose looks simple enough—and is a common position for seated meditation—but don't be fooled: The stretch it requires…more »
Although this position is commonly called the Crow pose, its Sanskrit name literally translates as Crane. Any fowl will do:…more »
The Dancer Pose takes its name and inspiration from the Hindu god Shiva's divine jig. Master it and you'll feel…more »
No, the Cat-Cow is not a mythological creature: This pose bows the spine like an old cow and then arches…more »
Doing something called the Plank pose only sounds like you'll be imitating a log lying on the ground. In fact,…more »
Done correctly, this meditation pose allows you to sit without thinking about your body for as long as you like—or…more »
Ever watch a dog stretch? Then you already have a good idea of what this pose looks like—and how handy…more »
If you're a little wary of imitating an insect best known for "plagues," we understand. But the Locust Pose is…more »
Something called the Wheel Pose may sound too circular for your straight body to recreate, but with a little practice…more »
This pose, which turns you into a human archery bow, expands your chest and ribcage, and gives your entire back…more »