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Uploaded by on Mar 1, 2007

A bikram yoga demonstration of salabhasana.

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  • I'm sorry but I don't believe this took you 5 months of practice, even practicing every day .. unless you were super flexible and strong (before starting yoga) .. i'm sure it's more than 5 months no freaking way even if you do yoga 24/7

  • @tkherbi9a I'm not flexible at all and yes it only took my 5 months to get to this point. I am a freak. Unfortunately I am not a good example for any other pose...I'm even bad a savasana.

  • I believe that your physical build certainly plays a major part. For me, it just happened one day and caught me by complete surprise. I am not very flexible at all, and that is why I can't place my feet on my head.

  • How long and how many times a week did you practice until you could do this? Great strength.

  • Thanks. This was about 5 months after my first day of doing Bikram. I was going about 3-4 times per week for the first few months. Then I attempted to go 60 days consecutive and about 40 days in is when I was able to go vertical.

  • was this a contest to "get over as far as him" yoga is not a contest....

  • Depends on who you talk to, Bikram thinks it is a sport.

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  • ummm hardest fking pose ever =____=

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  • It was 79999 views before I watched this, hopefully I was the 80000!

  • @Yobachi2007 hahahah :D

  • @craggydodaggy

    To the practitioner in the video...Do you have your jaw/neck fully extended so that pressure is on the bottom of the jaw/neck, or were you positioned so that you were resting on the front of the jaw/mouth? I only ask as I hurt my jaw/ear-canal a few weeks ago in this Asana, because of possibly weight bearing too much on the jaw....

  • @tkherbi9a

    I have been doing yoga for approx 4 months, once a week, and I can now do this posture the same.

    Yes I've been training Kung Fu for 5 years...but still haven't training this sort of thing before. What actually helped me get vertical was the momentum of the initial commitment.

  • @sevenbravo

    LOL, how are you bad at savasana, you just lay there?

  • @sevenbravo I was similar, this was one of the first postures I really got good at. But of course, 1.5 years later into my practice, my muscle mass/flexibility are really fighting each other and some days I feel like I can't even leave the ground. It's all in good reconstruction though!

  • @girlinseattle - you're meant to kiss your mat (according to the dialogue - not literally of course.)

  • Isn't your/his face supposed to be more "face-down"? (ie. not looking forward)?

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