Yoga Child Pose To Relieve Headache Video

Learn How to do the supported child pose to relieve tension headache in this free yoga pose cure video from our yoga instructor. What not try this alternative medicine solution?

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Elizabeth Rose is a registered Hatha yoga teacher with a background in modern dance, gymnastics, martial arts, and circus arts. She offers an eclectic blend yoga, circus arts, Thai yoga massage, Reiki and Ayurvedic Nutrition Analysis. Rose completed her certification with Erika Faith Hattingh at Cloud Nine Yoga Studio and School in Gardena, California. Within a year, she landed a job teaching at Golden Bridge Nite Moon, one of LA's top three yoga studios, thereby adding to her growing list of high-profile clients that has included Mia Kirshner, Antonio Banderas, Belinda Carlisle, Vin Diesel, and Dita Von Teese. Rose now teaches privately in Seattle and the surrounding area. She can be reached for private and semi-private instruction at artanayoga.com.

ELIZABETH ROSE: Okay, this next pose is a child's pose, only we're going to do it [INDISCERNIBLE] fashion and support our body while we're doing it. For this pose, you're going to need a couple of blankets or bolster or yoga block. You're going to work it out however it feels best for you. This is how I like to do it. I come into my hero's pose and I have 2 blankets here, one of which I'm going to right on my lap and the other, it's going to stay on the floor in front of me. The point here is to elongate the back of the neck. So as we come forward over our knees, we're supported so we're not in too much of a forward bend. The arms are going to come right by the sides, palms up, and then the forehead is just going to drop into the blanket. You're just going to rest there in that pose. If you feel like you want more of a stretch in the back of the neck, you can remove your bottom blanket and allow the head to come further down. Stay there as long as you're comfortable, breathing slowly, in and out through the nose, and come back when you're ready for your next pose.

Yoga Child Pose to Relieve Headache Video

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