5 Tricks to Make Stepping Through From Downward Dog (Slightly) Easier
Briefly

In a vinyasa yoga class, students often struggle with transitioning from Downward-Facing Dog to the front of the mat, facing physical and instructional challenges.
Strengthening exercises targeting hip flexors and core are crucial for executing the transition effectively, as students commonly find the move difficult without proper preparation.
Many instructors simplify the Downward Dog to front step transition, neglecting to inform students about the necessary strength and strategies required to master it.
Utilizing fingertips instead of flat hands can create space and facilitate a smoother transition, overcoming the common obstacle of bringing the foot forward.
Read at Yoga Journal
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