Yoga props

Yoga bricks & blocks are probably the most commonly used yoga props. They help to bring the floor closer to you in standing poses and provide additional support in seated and reclined poses. In short, use a block any time your hands are otherwise unable to touch the ground in a pose. These a

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Bolsters are popular yoga props that are widely used in restorative/yin yoga classes. A yoga bolster is a great prop to invest in if you like to practice this style of yoga at home. Bolsters can help you relax better in restorative yoga poses by supporting different parts of the body.

Iyengar developed yoga props to help practitioners of all ages, body types and experience levels to be able to maximize the benefits of their practice.

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Are you looking to add grounding to your practice with yoga props, but don't own any? I welcome you to read this post and discover 17 DIY Yoga prop ideas so you can have your most grounding yoga practice yet!

JIMIN on Instagram: "Wheel Pose Day. The principle behind the Yoga Wall has been around for decades, originally designed by BKS Iyengar in the form of ropes attached to wall hooks to assist students in various yoga poses. The Wall Rope system and Chair Yoga are often applied and embraced as essential props to modify a variety of conventional yoga poses. If you want to improve your backbend and to stay longer in the poses, try using these props! ❤️ Using @stormyogamat Wearing @flexilexi_fitne

Yoga Blocks help to bring the floor closer to you in standing poses and provide additional support in seated and reclined poses | Yoga with Uliana