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5¡¢Then exhale and twist your torso to theright, keeping the leftbuttock on or veryclose to the floor.

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7¡¢Bharadvajasana is a seated twist that isasymmetrical in thelegs, pelvis, andspine causing your rear buttock to tendto come offthe floor ( or blanket).

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8¡¢If your buttock is round, plump and burly, it will reflectyour slim waist; meanwhile, your legs will be significantlyincreasedslender effect.

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6¡¢Actively push your neck back tostrengthen and stretch thefront part ofyour neck while completing this exercise.

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2¡¢The psoas conspires with the pectineus, rectus femoris andSartorius muscles tobend the straight leg hip.

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3¡¢This chapter presents a synergisticcombination of standingposes thateffectively activates and re-awakens thepsoas muscle.

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4¡¢A healthily functioning psoas provides asensitive suspensionbridge between thetrunk and the legs.

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6¡¢At the front of the pelvis is the psoasand at the back, theglutei or buttockmuscles. λÓÚ¹ÇÅèǰ²àµÄÊÇÑü¼¡£¬ÔÚºó²àµÄÊÇÍμ¡¡£

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8¡¢In your yoga practice, if you feel strain inyour knees orlower back in seated andstanding poses, your body may be tellingyouthat you need to lengthen yourpsoas.

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9¡¢These are two muscles, the psoas majorand the iliacus, whichrun from the lowerback over the pelvis bone and connecton theleg.

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10¡¢The pelvis is kept balanced because thepsoas flexes thethigh, and the gluteimake the thigh lengthen, or extend.

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11¡¢Along with improving your structuralstability, developingawareness of yourpsoas can bring to light fears longlocked in thebody as unconsciousphysical tension.

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12¡¢With a properly functioning psoas, thebones bear weight, themuscles movethe bones, and the joints connect thesubtle energies ofthe body.

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13¡¢But if you constantly contract the psoasto correct forskeletal instability, themuscle eventually begins to shortenandlose flexibility.

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14¡¢Whether you suffer from a sore back oranxiety, from kneestrain or exhaustion, there's a good chance that a constrictedpsoasmuscle might be contributing toyour woes. ²»¹ÜÄãÊÇÏÂÑüÍ´»òÊÇÐÄÀíÉϵĽ¹ÂÇ£¬Ï¥¸ÇÉË»òÊǹý¶ÈÀÍÀÛ¶¼ÓпÉÄÜÓëÑü¼¡µÄ²»µ±Ê¹ÓÃÓйء£ 15¡¢The gluteus maximus in the buttocksworks with the psoas (located high atthe front of the thigh) to balance thepelvis fromfront to back.

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2¡¢Close your eyes, take a few breaths, and mentally release allthat is bothering you. ±ÕÉÏÑÛ¾¦£¬×ö¼¸´ÎÉîºôÎü£¬´Ó¾«ÉñÉϰѷ³ÈÅÄãµÄÊÂÇé¶¼Êͷŵô¡£

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4¡¢Take a few deep breaths and circle your neck slowly in onedirection, then the other.

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6¡¢Take a few deep breaths and focus on calming your thoughts,and you're ready for a relaxing evening, prepping you for aproductive workday tomorrow.

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7¡¢Whatever you're doing, take a few deep breaths to help let theanxious thoughts and feelings float on by.

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