@rosalindamuller6875

Well explained. I’m 69 years old now and I practiced this for 8 years ago even I’m not an ashtangi more hatha vinyasa. I didn’t achieve to come into final pose after trying for more than 1 year and so I gave up. But this video give me again that hope to try again. Thank you so much🙏🏽Kalyaniyoga 💖

@plushannah

And yes pls do tutorials on those third series leg behind the head poses 🙏

@santhoshimata3479

Wow thank you so much for such a detailed explanation. Specially rounding the lower back and lifting the mid back to ensure our spine is protected. Thank you ❤

@arghavanmousavi3259

I love your tutorials! They are a huge game changer for my practice! And please make some videos of the postures from the third series. Vasisthasana, Visvamitrasana

@happymicrocat

Great tutorial again! I just learn so much from you guys. You guys are amazing ❤

@marialevander2018

Thank you for this pedagogical tutorial. Next time with both legs, please. Thanks in advance. Love from Sweden 🇸🇪

@cardamomcoaching

100% nerd, love it.  That vinyasa itself was mad!  Fabulous instruction.

@abyssinielaverte5316

Tellement intéressant 👍🏼💟 merci beaucoup ❤

@BreatheNTone

Thanks a lot David and Jelena.. Would love to learn from the tutorial about the coming out Vinayasa and Third series asanas.

@AllWeDoIsTwin-LearnSpanglish

I subscribed! Thank you for talking about our backs because that’s exactly my problem❤

@PoojaRathourVlogs

With your instructions I did it one go . thank you for your help

@dorothycameron1067

loved this tutorial, been trying to do this pose for years, hopefully I will make some progress now.  Been following you both on instagram for long time so  glad I came across your videos on u tube. I am trying to work through all your videos from start even though I would say I am intermediate.

@kitiakeyla

So helpful! Thank you. And we love to nerd out on these things 😜

@delyne6860

Wow Yelena, you are so good.  That was so smooth and no effort at all.  Not sure if I can do it.

@jonjoe42

I love this. I was doing practice tonight with a new instructor, and I had a similar insight with the back straightening. It made such a difference. I am such a novice compared to you guys, but you really give me inspiration because I can see how much further I have to go. A lot!  (you guys are also amazing instructors, and your rapport is insanely good! ... yes I know you are married 😄)

@marilenelizalde7021

Thank you so much for sharing these tips! So valuable and helpful! Especially keeping both hips in line with each other  and keeping the lower back round 🙏🏻🥰   Hello from Manila, Philippines

@sindhu_balachandra

Thank you for the tutorial! 🙏❤️
And yes, please do another tutorial about jumping into & out of eka pada sirasana.🙏

@anoceansomewhere

SO HELPFUL! THANK YOU

@kathyw2374

Thank you for the great tutorial!

@SilverCancer741

I really appreciate everything you said about the pelvic tilt and uddiyana activation. I think I tend to get a bit too occupied trying to get the foot behind the head and forget about all the rest. For me, it definitely feels more like I am activating the wrong muscles rather than lacking flexibility. I have a similar feeling in Marichyasana B with the forward fold.