Hi , this is Basha founder of Yoga Ricksha School of Yoga .
We're going to take you into some beginner arm balances .
Trust me , people always think that arm balances are only for advanced practitioners of yoga , but it can be a very fun experience for beginners .
And we're going to take you through that .
It's very important that you prepare your body before you do an arsenal .
So one of our very simple risk form up is just going to be this room ready clockwise , 12 , 34 and five , reverse 1234 and final clasp your hands together , bring them close and then you're just gonna twirl it and release , shake it out , do some finger pumps to get those forearms nice and warm .
And so before we actually practice and do our very first arm balance , it's super important to do all these little drills .
So Chaa and Aang and a Musa are one of your best drills to get that arm into position .
So let's get into Chatur , I'll explain why right after this .
So into your six point .
So come into Plank Aang and a scar , the Chinese of chat .
If you look at us right now , watch how our chest is actually barely hovering above the floor , back , knees down to the floor .
Six points stands back into , we'll start in a position .
Make sure you push your knees out , using your elbows , get your hips down and chest up .
Crown of the head going nice and tall .
Stay in this position .
One , two , three , four and five .
Now , we want to get the palms out and get our arms in the positioning of chat .
Look at the position of our hands and from here we're just going to start leaning forward , get the palms on the mat and keep leaning forward , maintaining that arm position , get one leg off and then get the other leg off and release back to and