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7/23/2021

Sun Salutation A / Surya Namaskar

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Jason Schramm of Detroit Yoga in Royal Oak Michigan demonstrating Sun Salutation A.
Sun Salutation A is the foundation of Detroit Yoga Ashtanga and Vinyasa practice.

Watch that you're not impatiently looking for the "what's next" in your practice if you haven't yet polished up the movements, postures and breathing in Sun Salutation A.

Patience. Persistence. Consistency. Commitment. Zeal.

See you soon.
​Jason
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7/20/2021

Lolasana Drills w/ Blocks

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Jason Schramm of Detroit Yoga in Royal Oak Michigan working with students on their transitions between postures.
Here is an excerpt from class yesterday where DY students were working on lifting up into Lolasana in-between postures.
Eventually leading to transitioning between posture as demonstrated here.

To receive help with your existing yoga practice or build a new one from the ground up, you can join our in person classes at our Royal Oak Michigan school by clicking here or by joining our livestream classes.

See you soon!

​Jason

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6/12/2019

Vinyasa (Breathing & Moving)

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Jason Schramm of Detroit Yoga demonstrating a combination of yoga postures and transitions frequently practiced in class at DY.
In this video I demonstrate Bridge Pose, Paschimottanasana, and Knees to Ears Pose, a combination or sequence of postures that are often linked together in class.  In Vinyasa (breathing and moving) practice, every movement to and from each posture has an inhale or exhale associated with it as well as keeping the deep rhythm of breathing whilst in the postures themselves.

The entire practice is a breathing exercise with movement matched to it, which demands deliberate action and concentration, building a strong mind body connection and over time revealing and settling the many fluctuations of the mind.

I won't even mention how many hours it may take to scratch the surface of this depth of practice, just that it is well worth the investment of time.

Keep going.

Jason


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