Yoga Teacher's Companion #40: 5 Ways to Improve Your Downward Facing Dog

[@stephkinneyyoga2988]

i truly love your videos!! thank you for sharing so many years of learning and teaching with us all!!

[@deetullis5134]

Appreciate that you explain how each technique affects specific areas

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@giddyglow9646]

Excellence as always Jason. Love the refinements for Down Dog and active stretching. Thank you!!

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

Glad you like them!

[@pambell4546]

Thanks Jason! Love to experiment/play with postures to find what works best for my body. Good reminder that what works for me, doesn't always great work for others

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

Absolutely!

[@simplyyogaom-yogawithmary1075]

Thank you so much for providing detailed information on how to experiment with DWD! I so appreciate it and your willingness to share!

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Anya.Sirichenko]

Thank you for the incredibly useful tips🩷

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

You're so welcome!

[@shubhayale900]

amazing content! thank you for sharing your knowledge so generously

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

My pleasure!

[@yogawithsyl]

Thank you! Love these examples !

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

Glad you like them!

[@jeremiahmcenerney5339]

Very nice! thank you.😊

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

You're welcome, Jeremiah!

[@CCB249]

I think all yoga teachers should teach this to their students. It is a basic pose, yet fundamental to yoga and gets so overlooked by instructors, but should not. Thank you for this video. Actually when a teacher teaches the fundamentals of downward facing dog like this, then I rate the teacher as good, otherwise not good.

[@chloek.5076]

100% agree. Good teachers value the basic alignments the most

[@JasonCrandellYoga]

You're welcome!