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Hi All,
Last year I had an accident and dislocated my knee (patella) and had 2 operations since now. My knee is getting better now, but not sure If I can start again to yoga.
I believe that it won't cause a problem if I start again. But which asanas I shouln't try? Any idea?
btw, love the website!
lethe
Posted On: 2012/04/05 00:51
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Hi lethe,
I would start by focusing on building strength around your knees by using standing poses, especially ones with lunges (Warrior type poses). I would avoid any poses that put pressure on your knees (like camel) and would avoid hip openers with bent knees (like bound angle and pigeon).
Namaste, Timothy ------------------------------- Timothy Burgin Founder and Executive Director YogaBasics.com Posted On: 2012/04/09 06:21
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