REDEFINING STRENGTH

A Quick Full-Body Yoga Sequence Warm Up

Blog, Warm Up

yoga sequence warm up

Warm ups don’t have to involve a ton of different stretches or take a long time.

Here is one Full-Body “Yoga Sequence” to warm you up from head to toe.

Repeat this stretch 8-15 times per side depending on what you are doing that day and if you are including other stretches in your warm up.

 

Quick instructions for The Yoga Sequence Warm Up:

yoga sequence warm up

  • Set up in downward dog.
  • Swing your left leg up and back toward the ceiling. Then swing it up and outside your left hand so you are in a low runner’s lunge.
  • Drop your left elbow toward the instep of your foot. Make sure you keep that front foot flat on the ground.
  • Then come back up to your hands and drop your right knee down to the ground. Sit back on that right knee, keeping your left leg straight out in front of you. Feel a nice stretch down your hamstring.
  • Then come back forward into that low runner’s lunge and reach your left hand up toward the ceiling, rotating your chest up and open toward your leg.
  • Place the hand back down on the ground then turn your back toe out and sit back into a lunge. Make sure your back heel stays down on the ground and your front leg is straight. Sit down and back as low as you can without your right (back) heel coming up.
  • Then shift back forward and step your left foot back into a plank position. Push back into downward dog and repeat on the other side.

For more great warm up moves, check out these 15 Dynamic Stretches.

Here are some other great warm up routines (with a few perfect for runners and cyclists):

Stop Sabotaging Yourself

Stop Sabotaging Yourself

I'm Cori Welcome To The Redefining Strength Podcast [dsm_content_toggle heading_one="HIDE TRANSCRIPT" heading_two="SHOW TRANSCRIPT" custom_content_two="Cori (00:00):Welcome to the Redefining Strength podcast, everything you need to succeed on your health and fitness...

“I DON’T HAVE TIME”: How To Use Your 3 Types of Time To Workout

“I DON’T HAVE TIME”: How To Use Your 3 Types of Time To Workout

“I don’t have enough time.” Trust me… I understand that feeling. I’ve said it. I’ve believed it. And for a long time, I used it as a perfectly reasonable explanation for skipping my own workouts. Because it feels true. Life is busy. Schedules get overloaded. And the...

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.