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Basic examples of Yoga postures using a Swiss Physio ball

Back arch

Preparation

Place the ball behind you on a mat and in contact with the lowest part of the back

Action

Slowly roll backwards over the ball for a supported back arch

Finish

Gently roll forwards until you are once again, sitting on the floor

Other ideas

The arms may be outstretched to each side or over the head for more extension in the shoulder joints

Cobbler pose with the ball

Cobbler pose

Preparation

Place the ball behind you, on a mat and against a wall and stack up some cushions on top of the ball.

Action

Sit with the lowest part of the back in contact with the ball and bring the soles of the feet together and as close to the body as is comfortable.

Finish

Gently roll forwards until you are once again, in an upright position.

Other ideas

Slowly extend the spine into a gentle back arch over the ball. Rest the head on the cushions, to support the head and neck.

Hero pose with ball

Hero pose

Preparation

Place the ball behind you, on a mat and against a wall and stack up cushions on top of the ball.

Action

Kneel with the lowest part of the back in contact with the ball.

Keeping the knees together, move the feet apart - wide enough to sit between them on the floor.

Finish

Gently roll forwards until you are once again, in an upright position

Other ideas

Slowly extend the spine into a gentle back arch over the ball.

Rest the head on the cushions to help support the head and neck.

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