Course Content
Day 1 – Introduction
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Day 2 – Foot Massage
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Day 3 -Foot Massage with Ball
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Day 4 – Foot Rituals
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Day 5 – Vajrasasna
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Day 6 – Achilles Tendon
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Day 7 – Take a Walk
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Day 8 – Foot Meditation
Day 9 – Ankle Circles and Mandalas
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Day 10 – Integration
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Day 11 – Malasana
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Day 12 – Piano Toes
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Day 13 – Balance
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Day 14 – Supta Baddha Konasana
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Day 15 – Supta Tadasana
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Day 16 – Barefoot
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Day 17 – Supta Padangustasana
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Day 18 – Adding Spring to Your Step
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Day 19 – Beauty
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Day 20 – Foot Reflexology
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Day 21 – Nerve Gliding
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Day 22 – Achilles’ Reflex & Calves Release
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Day 23 – Footsteps
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Day 24 – Downward Facing Dog for feet
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Day 25 – Easy Balancing
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Day 26 – Tadasana (Mountain Pose)
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Day 27 – Proprioception and the Feet
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Day 28 – Baby Vrkasana
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Day 29 – Vrkasana
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Day 30 – In Your Footsteps
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30 Days to Happy Summer Feet
About Lesson
 
Baby Vrkasana
 
Vriksana means “tree pose”. It is another foundational pose in yoga. In Tadasana or Mountain Pose we are finding solididty and immovability. We can not be pushed over, pushed around or messed with in any way.
 
In Vrkasana, we like a tree, must find stablity in changing times. Perhaps a strong wind will blow us or a bird will nest in our brances. We must find flexility and balance WITHIN stabilty.
 
A good way to build strength in Vrksanas is performing baby Vrksasna. The full pose has our bent leg positioned at the top of the thigh,
 
For this version:
  1. Stand in Tadasana with feet hip width apart
  2. Place one foot in the calf of the standing leg. If it is hard to balance, place your foot on a yoga block or hold on to the wall or piee of furntiure.
  3. Hold this position for at least 10 seconds The longer you can hold it the more strength you will build
Vrksasna teaches us poise in uncertainty. It is a beautiful expression of stability in flux.