1. Standing Mountain Pose
This pose is the essential base of all basic standing poses. Though it may look simple, it’s all about evenness and posture. Stand with your feet slightly apart or a bit apart, arms at your sides, and even out your weight uniformly across both feet. Strengthen your thighs, lift your chest, and press your shoulders down. This pose helps enhance posture and provides a sense of stability.2. Inverted V Pose
Downward-Facing Dog is a classic pose in many yoga sequences. Start on your on the mat, then lift your hips toward the ceiling, lifting your legs and developing an inverted V-shape with your body. Keep your hands apart at shoulder distance and feet hip-width apart. This pose stretches the hamstrings, shoulders, and calves while toning the arms and legs. It also helps to soothe the mind and lower stress levels.3. First Warrior Pose
Virabhadrasana I is a vigorous pose that tones muscles in the legs and core. Begin in a standing pose, take a backward step, and sink into the front knee while keeping the back leg steady. Extend your arms toward the sky, with palms together. This pose encourages balance, increases stamina, and relaxes the chest and hips.4. Child Rest Pose
This pose is a resting pose that provides a gentle stretch for the back, hips, and thighs. Start on your hands and legs, then sit back on your hips and stretch your arms forward, bringing your head down to the mat. It’s ideal for resting between more difficult movements or relaxing mentally when feeling overwhelmed.5. Pose of the Tree
Tree Pose is a amazing balance pose for beginners. Stand tall, transfer your weight onto one foot, and place the sole of your other foot on your thigh or calf (avoid the knee). Press your hands together in front of your chest or reach them toward the sky. This pose improves your legs, develops coordination, and sharpens focus.These five yoga poses are suitable for yoga novices to start building a strong foundation. By being mindful on proper technique and breathing technique, you'll be well on your way to enjoying the advantages of yoga, both in body and mind. Happy practicing!
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