Lift both inner thighs toward the ceiling as
you drop your tailbone toward the floor.
On the exhalation,
drop the tailbone and the crown of the head toward the ground, rounding your entire spine.
Not exact matches
Press your feet together, tuck your
tailbone under and let your knees
drop open.
On an inhale, begin to lift your
tailbone up to the sky, let your belly
drop toward the earth, lift your heart and look up if it's OK with your neck.
The other day during class, I told my students, «Bend your knees, let your
tailbone drop, and sloooowly breathe...
Touch your big toes together, and
drop your heels toward your
tailbone.
Inhale and
drop your navel down toward your mat as you tilt your head and
tailbone toward one another.
Then, reach your sternum away from your navel and
drop your pubis and
tailbone down toward the floor as you did in Tadasana.
From Tadasana, bend the knees and
drop the hips, drawing the sitting bones back and the
tailbone slightly down as you fold the upper body forward over the thighs.
As you do this, notice how, without effort, your
tailbone begins to
drop, inviting space in your lower back and length in the side waist.
It's actually in a very relaxed version of Bakasana: Your knees are up near your shoulders; your feet are together, with your
tailbone dropping toward your heels; and your upper back is broad.
With your next exhalation, reverse the curve of your spine, rounding your back up toward the ceiling and
dropping your head and
tailbone toward the floor.