Enter to Win our Aurorae Yoga Mat Giveaway!
Thanks to everyone that entered this generous giveaway from Aurorae. This is now closed. To further your commitment to Finding Bliss in 2010, we’re giving away an Aurorae Yoga Mat! This ultra-thick Yoga Mat provides enough cushioning to protect your joints (no-doubling up!) and is eco-friendly to boot.
To be entered to win this giveaway, simply comment below telling us your favorite yoga pose and why. The winner will receive one (1) Aurorae Yoga Mat in the color of their choice, valued at $49.99.
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My favorite yoga pose is pigeon pose. For me, it combines two of the things I like best about yoga…stretching my hips and relaxing. Very few days go by without me spending time in pigeon pose.
favorite yoga pose: downward dog. anyone can do it and it’s soooo relaxing and opening for me. after about 4 or 5 down dogs in a class, i find i can breathe so much more easily.
My fav pose is down-dog as it stretches so many areas of my body and strengthens my upper body at the same time. I tend to do my yoga sporadically. When I’ve returned after a hiatus, I can always tell my progress primarily through this pose as it goes from being an active pose to a resting pose. I love it as a resting pose, it’s such a great way to hang out.
Lately, my favorite is reclining bound-angle pose. It really helps to open those hips up, and feels oh so good.
I love pigeon pose, for how it opens up the hips, and can either be more engaged, or more relaxing
My favorite pose is down-dog. I love how it stretches my legs, shoulders, chest, and back. It makes me feel strong and flexible. I always do a few extra breaths in this pose when practicing at home!
After all these years, my favorite is still child’s pose. It’s so soothing.
definitely child’s pose. it stretches my back and is so relaxing. i could fall asleep now just thinking about it…
Tadasana! Always finding ways to perfecting it.
I’m going to echo the previous two commenters who said that they love pigeon pose. I’m also going to add plow to the list – though I will disclose that my reason for loving the latter is that I have good shoulder strength and flexibility and so I feel very proficient at it!
I like pyramid pose with the arms on top of the behind, or behind the back with an expansion of the chest. A bit of being wiggly in the pose, but stretches the hamstrings quite a bit, and the behind, plus opens up the chest!
gaileee