"Yoga ANATOMY Basics1"- Reference Terms & Planes of the Body: LauraGyoga

[@TashaDivine]

I really needed this extra explanation after my yoga teacher training. You're a great teacher 🙏😊

[@okmarija]

Thank you for sharing this information with a specific examples from yoga context! This is getting to a more clear sight for whole picture ✨

[@lucaslinslima8868]

Thhank you so much for doing this video. I'm not a yoga teacher, but I like it to know this things.

[@LauraGYoga]

It is always useful to study the body- because you live in one :)

[@jayumble8390]

Fantastic information and yes, you are a great teacher!! Namaste....

[@yakkidiyak]

3:27 Thank you

[@dharmaaryayoga]

Thank you ❤

[@pujagokul4736]

Thank you for making such clear videos on anatomy. You are a life saver for new yoga teachers.

[@LauraGYoga]

Thanks puja, working on more anatomy content to come out soon! I find this is an area where so many new teachers want more information

[@pujagokul4736]

Laura Goellner Yay. I look forward to more anatomy content made by you. I am still working through all your videos. I am not sure if you have already covered the main muscles and bones of the body.

[@LauraGYoga]

@@pujagokul4736 right now I am working on the bones, the muscles will be a little farther behind that as they will be in the next group of videos.

[@pvspeaks]

@@LauraGYoga You da best. Thank you in advance for continually adding awesome content.

[@HariOmRadhaKrishna]

Very well explained educational video. I took my yoga teacher training course back in 2007. I practice & teach & read yoga (philosophy & sanskrit) books but had not refreshed my anatomy training since YTTC. Excellent resource for yoga teachers & athletes

[@TheSunshinefee]

clear and succinct. thank you

[@LauraGYoga]

Thanks for watching!

[@stephaniecole8303]

Thank you, Laura!

[@aaroncurtisyoga2]

Thank you!

[@jonathanjefferies3594]

Thank you from an PT and new 🧘🏻‍♂️ I found this a clear refresher

[@LauraGYoga]

it is always good to refresh the terms :) dust off some of that past knowledge and stay fresh

[@prettyamrita4909]

🙏🏾❤️ Thanx a lot you are awesome

[@devielahe2908]

Thanks 🙏🏼 great tutorial ✨

[@heatherlewis4535]

This video was so good. thank you

[@karmanaguib3045]

Thankyou!!!

[@thestorybegins2977]

Really amazing crystal clear explanations. I loved it. Thankyou so much for uploading.

[@LauraGYoga]

Thanks for watching Yogi Santhosh! more anatomy videos on the way in the next few months

[@thestorybegins2977]

Laura Goellner really appreciable. Thankyou again. My first favourite youtube teacher is Dr.Najeeb and then you are my favourite.

[@bluepanido]

Very useful and easy to follow. That board was a bit daunting when the video started, but your explanations made it really accessible. Thanks.

[@LauraGYoga]

That is Anatomy for you! Daunting at first, but then it all starts to come together 😊

[@QuietmindYoga]

Great video! One of the best yoga anatomy videos I’ve found on KZbin

[@JackeWieDose]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@donaw1]

Thank you for making this a bit more simple to understand

[@marlaynay]

Trank you so much vor this great video 😀

[@LauraGYoga]

Thank you for taking the time to watch it 👍✨

[@badyogi6028]

Thank you Laura. Your video and communication skills are terrific !

[@palmaraja4850]

Hey everyone, the best success that ive ever had was with the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (i found it on google) without a doubt the most useful course that I've followed.

[@TheSunshinefee]

Clear explanation. Thank you

[@NeoNorr]

great video and explanation. thank you!

[@helenedemetriades2248]

Your explanations are crystal clear and reflect your knowledge, pity the board was not straight and bigger, and moving along in the video step by step (would have been visually easier). But you are very pedagogic in the way you describe and explain, and I have learned some things and refreshed some knowledge, so THANK YOU so much.

[@lydiamadueno8048]

Thank you for the video i am thinking about going to teacher training this was helpful.

[@LauraGYoga]

Glad you thought it was helpful Lydia!

[@ProjectGoNative]

How nicely you have refreshed all these concepts in my memory again. Moving on to part 2 right now. Sending Love & Peace, sister.

[@sucalucres]

Nice!

[@LauraGYoga]

Thanks!

[@kateday245]

Appreciated, clear and helpful. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@v.r.venkateswaranv.r9007]

It's good, clear, useful ,your explanation is what PATANJALI wants to say to this societies. Please continue to do this service

[@kareneaton190]

Thank you - discovered your channel today- I found this video very helpful. Subscribed.

[@TheRobertDivoOpera]

Thank you for sharing. I find this SO useful.

[@wanderlustwellnessretreats]

Epic video, thank you!

[@rubytiny5454]

love your video

[@LauraGYoga]

Thanks Ruby 😊

[@guillermodozal7166]

Ms. Goellner, have you considered the kundalini view of skeletal anatomy? That the fifth pair of petals in manipura corresponds to the T-6/T-7 vertebral vertex?

[@LauraGYoga]

this particular video is focused on physical or gross anatomy- Subtle anatomy is a wonderful and deep topic worth exploring as well

[@guillermodozal7166]

Ms Laura, yes, I understand. It’s just that I loved your so-professional presentation, and the manner in which you presented it. I’m all into both the modern anatomy, and the kundalini anatomy. If you would for now accept that the five pairs of petals in manipura refer to the five vertices of the sapiens skeletal anatomy: ankles, knees, acetabulo/femoral articulations, sacrum/L-5 articulation. What articulation do you think that Mr. Kundalini found to be the fifth vertex. It’s not easy. It took me a lot of reasoning, and a lot of scrutiny, to figure that out. But knowing that, the two visuddha symbols are easily understood.

[@guillermodozal7166]

Ms. Goellner, are you be familiar with the kundalini thoracic rotatores muscles actual function? And it’s not for any stabilization.

[@LauraGYoga]

please do share so all may learn 🙏

[@sangeetapandey4]

Lovely Laura 👌👌 .......... I wish someone can translate this video exactly same to same into Hindi language too

[@mukhammadmukhlis8610]

Hi miss, What is the difference between superior/inferior and cephal/caudal ?

[@kirangupta5965]

very nice thanks

[@animooves]

excellent!

[@EstefanyMVargas2]

We can see something like that on an MRI, right? Thanks so much!

[@anadawes3386]

Yasssss

[@LauraGYoga]

:)

[@scottlambert7792]

Thanks! promise!

[@sumitsharma276]

Does anyone have pdf version of this vedio series.....

[@ashleyriver853]

Would downward dog be quadraped?