Ep 120: Poses That Trigger Hip Discomfort & How to Modify Them Safely
About this episode
This episode discusses common yoga poses that trigger hip discomfort and how to modify them safely for students.
Hip pain is one of the most common complaints yoga teachers hear from students, but knowing how to modify thoughtfully for students experiencing hip discomfort can feel overwhelming. Certain poses like Pigeon, low lunges, Warriors, wide-legged forward folds, deep squats, and seated cross-legged positions frequently trigger hip sensitivity. Learn to understand why hips can be so reactive in yoga practice, which specific movements tend to create discomfort, and how to offer intelligent modifica...
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Host: Monica Bright
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Books & works: Pigeon, low lunges, Warriors, wide-legged forward folds, deep squats, seated cross-legged positions
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