Yoga posture sequences are a series of postures arranged to flow together one after the next. This is often called vinyasa or a yoga flow.

Start with the Basic sequences and gradually proceed to beginning and advanced sequences.

Seated and standing sequences can be combined for a longer practice.

Read the entire sequence first before practicing. Click on the posture picture or name to read the detailed instructions about the posture’s alignment, contraindications and modifications.
If you are unfamiliar with any postures, practice these first until you are comfortable with their alignment.

Use the vinyasa info on the individual posture pages to modify or expand sequences.

Remember to breathe deeply through the nose and focus the mind on the body and breath. Take each pose to your edge and relax deeper into the pose rather than pushing into it.




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Where to start if you are new or a beginner. These posture flows are simple, short and only contain basic postures.

Basic Sequences


Where to start if you have some previous experience with yoga. Building on the basic sequences by adding more length and challenge to the flow.

Beginning Sequences


By adding challenging postures to the beginning sequences, these posture flows are the most complex, vigorous and long.

Intermediate Sequences


Often considered the core of hatha yoga practice, sun salutations are traditionally practiced at sunrise to warm and energize the body.

Sun Salutations

These sequences are designed for specific applications.

Pre-Natal

Hips and Hamstrings

Brain Boost: Seated

Brain Boost: Standing

Backside Blues

Emotional Release

Whole Body Tonic

Heart and Chest
Ahimsa, the yogic practice of non violence must be adhered to when engaging in the practice of hatha yoga. Respect your body's limitations and inner wisdom, if something feels wrong or dangerous, please do not do it.

Please consult your health care practitioner before starting a yoga, pranayama or other exercise program.

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