Yoga Foundations: Movement, Breath and Rest

A balanced yoga routine combines movement, breathing and rest. The following structure can be adjusted for time, experience and available props.

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Prepare

  • Choose a clear practice area.
  • Keep a chair, blocks and blanket nearby.
  • Begin with ordinary breathing.
  • Use a small range at first.

Movement sequence

  1. Move the wrists and ankles.
  2. Practise Tadasana.
  3. Add a supported Chair Pose.
  4. Use a low lunge with blocks.
  5. Practise Cat–Cow.
  6. Finish with supported Bridge Pose.

Breath awareness

Keep breathing natural while moving. After the sequence, observe several quiet breaths without forcing a count.

Rest

Use Savasana, lower legs on a chair or supported upright sitting. Allow enough time to settle before standing.

Common mistakes

  • Moving too quickly.
  • Using no support.
  • Trying to make every pose deep.
  • Skipping the final rest.

Practice limits

Stop when movement or breathing becomes strained, confusing or unstable. Learn unfamiliar poses from a qualified yoga teacher.

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    Nourish with balanced diet, move daily, hydrate well, sleep enough. No tobacco, limit alcohol. Regular check-ups, early detection. Listen to your body, act promptly.

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