How to Do Rotated Triangle Pose
The Perfect Yoga Sequence to Open Up Tight Hamstrings
In order to do Rotated Triangle comfortably, flexible hips and hamstrings, as well as side-to-side mobility in your spine, are musts. This yoga sequence is designed to open those tight areas, which runners, cyclists, skiers, and desk-bound workers will appreciate. Twisting poses like this can also stimulate digestion (which helps keep you regular) and prevent a bloated belly. Once you practice this sequence, the next time you're asked to do this standing pose, you'll squeal in excitement, or maybe you just won't curse the teacher under your Darth Vader ujjayi breath. Move through these nine poses on the right side, and then repeat on the left.
Standing Forward Bend Clasped Elbows
Intense Side Stretch
Open Triangle
Half Bound Triangle
Rotated Half Moon
Twisting Reverse Warrior
Reverse Warrior Prep
Rotated Warrior
Rotated Triangle
