In such a posture, you should be careful to keep
the front knee aligned right above the knee of the other leg and straighten your hands holding them up to the sky.
Both knees should be bent to 90 degrees,
front knee aligned over ankle, back knee hovering just a couple inches off the floor.
Not exact matches
So get in
front of the mirror and do squats and stabilization exercises to make sure your
knee, ankle and hips can work together to be
aligned and square.
Be mindful of your hip alignment, keep those hips square in
front of you to protect and
align your
knees as you come up and down.
Keeping your elbows locked, slide your hips forward six to eight inches so that they are in
front of, and not
aligned overtop of, your
knees.
As you inhale lift the right leg up behind you and as you exhale bring it through to the
front placing the foot flat to the ground between your hands, (the
knee should be
aligned above the ankle).
Just make sure when you step backward, you keep your weight in your
front heel (remember to do the toe - wiggle, like with squats), so when you bend your
knees into the lunge, your
front knee remains behind your toes, and
aligned with your toes.
Sit tall, your
knees bent, feet flat on the floor, directly in
front of the yoga wheel so that it's parallel and
aligned with your spine.
If you hyperextend your
knees, move the
front of the shin forward to
align the lower and upper legs.
Bend your
front knee to 90 degrees, keeping your
knee aligned over your ankle.
Align your
front knee over your
front ankle, keeping the weight in your heels instead of on your toes.
With the
front foot landing on the bosu ball, so there's a lot of focus on controlling the
knee, keeping it
aligned with the toes.
Lower back
knee to floor (use padding if you need),
aligning front knee with hip joint and
front ankle.