From Bird to Reverse inside star
This is a common transition that appears in many sequences, especially when moving from one side star to the other …
This is a common transition that appears in many sequences, especially when moving from one side star to the other …
Beginner-friendly transition, commonly found in many entry-level sequences. The flyer starts in bird pose, holding the base’s ankles while tilting …
This is a beginner’s pose, easy to do when you start practicing acroyoga. This pose will be one of the …
Base and flyer are in a perpendicular position, the flyer’s upper body is facing the base’s free leg, her face …
Shoulderstand on feet, but we just call it “star” for short, so it’s shorter and more compact. This is the …
In bird, the flyer balances on the base’s feet, holding hands for stability. To transition, the flyer pulls one knee …
In the classic throne pose, the flyer sits on the foot of the base, the upper body is straight, the …
It is not an L-base pose. Here the base lies on his stomach, his legs bent at the knees are …
Base: holds his thumb parallel to his other fingers, with his arms positioned vertically. Flyer: keeps her body straight and …
Back bird “doe-legged”, i.e. the flyer draws in one leg bent and the other leg extended Flyer lets go of …