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FINAL DAY, CHILD'S POSE =balasana

17/1/2026

 
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Start
Come to all fours.
Set the knees
Open the knees wide.
Big toes touch behind you.
Sit back
Bring the hips back toward the heels.
Fold
Walk the hands forward and let the chest soften down.
Rest the forehead on the mat (or on a block/cushion).
Stay
Breathe through the nose.
Let the back broaden. 
Come out
Press into the hands and return to all fours.
BENEFITS
Calms the nervous system and supports relaxation
Gently releases tension in the lower back and hips
Allows the breath to slow down and deepen naturally
Gives the body a safe pause to rest and reset during practice
GLOSSARY
wide - szeroko
open the knees wide - rozsuń kolana szeroko
sit back - usiądź do tyłu
walk the hands forward - przejdź dłońmi do przodu
rest the forehead - oprzyj czoło

From Downward Dog

16/1/2026

 
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Downward-Facing Dog with Heel Raises
From Downward Dog, lift both heels up, then slowly lower them down.
You can repeat this a few times to warm up the feet and ankles.
Downward-Facing Dog with Hamstring Stretch
From Downward Dog, bend one knee while keeping the other leg longer.
Switch sides slowly to ease into the backs of the legs.
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Three-Legged Downward-Facing Dog
From Downward Dog, lift one leg up behind you.
Hips stay level. The spine stays long.
Lower the leg and change sides.
Revolved Downward-Facing Dog
From Downward Dog, lift one hand and reach it toward the opposite leg.
Twist gently through the torso, then return and change sides.
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GLOSSARY
switch sides - zmień stronę
hamstring - tylna część uda; mięśnie tylnej części uda
torso - tułów
warm-up - rozgrzewka
heels up - pięty w górę

DAY4 Downward-Facing Dog =adho mukha shvanasana

15/1/2026

 
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Start
Come to all fours.
Hands under shoulders, knees under hips.
Set the feet
Tuck the toes under so the balls of the feet press into the mat.
Lift the hips
Press the palms into the mat and lift the hips up and back.
Bend the knees
!!!!Let the knees stay bent if needed.
This is completely fine.
Spine comes first
Push the floor away with the hands.
Lengthen the spine.
The chest moves gently toward the thighs.
Settle
Head and neck relaxed.
Gaze soft.
GLOSSARY
tuck the toes under - podwiń palce stóp
press the palms - dociśnij dłonie
push the floor away - odepchnij podłogę
settle - pozwól sobie się osadzić; uspokój się w pozycji

IMPORTANT

Don’t rush in and out of this pose.
Spend some time here.
You can stay still,
or gently move your feet up and down, bending one knee and then the other.

TIPS

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DAY 3 Cat–Cow (gentle spinal flow)

14/1/2026

 
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Start in Box
Come onto all fours.
Hands under shoulders, knees under hips.
Spread the fingers and ground through the palms.
Inhale - Cow
Lift the chest and ribcage.
Let the belly soften.
Tilt the tailbone up.
The gaze lifts gently, eyes soft.
Exhale - Cat
Pull the belly in and up.
Round the spine toward the ceiling.
Let the head drop, neck relaxed.
The gaze moves toward the belly.
Flow
Move slowly between Cow on the inhale and Cat on the exhale.
Let the breath lead the movement.
Stay
Continue for a few calm breaths.
Benefits
+Releases tension in the spine and neck
+Gently warms and mobilises the spine

KOSHI CHIMES

​In my practice I use Koshi chimes, and I sometimes use them for deep work as well, because they support focus.
They’re very gentle; calm, not noisy.
They don’t distract me; they soften the space and help me slow down.
They place me in the right moment, and their sound quietly expresses a state of calm.
GLOSSARY
come on to all fours - przejdź do pozycji na czworakach
lift the chest - unieś klatkę piersiową
tilt the tailbone up - unieś kość ogonową
gaze - skieruj wzrok
continue for a few calm breaths - pozostań przez kilka spokojnych oddechów

Easy Twist = parivritta sukhasana

13/1/2026

 
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Start
Sit comfortably in a cross-legged position.
​Inhale
On an inhale, grow tall through the spine.
Set the first hand
Place one hand on the opposite knee.
Set the second hand
Place the other hand on the floor behind you, close to your hip.
Exhale
As you exhale, gently twist your upper body toward the hand behind you.
Stay
Sit tall. Breathe through the nose. No forcing.
Come back
On an inhale, slowly return to the centre.
Repeat on the other side.
How long to stay
Don’t count seconds or breaths.
Stay for 3–5 slow nasal breaths.​
GLOSSARY
​opposite knee - przeciwne kolano
gently twist - delikatnie skręć; wykonaj łagodny skręt
upper body - górna część ciała
sit tall - usiądź prosto; wydłuż sylwetkę
repeat on the other side - powtórz na drugą stronę

DAY 1 Sukhasana + Forward Fold (Seated Forward Fold)

12/1/2026

 
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Start in Sukhasana
Sit comfortably with your legs crossed. Ground your sitting bones. Rest your hands on your thighs or in your lap. Take one or two steady breaths to settle.
Inhale 
On an inhale, grow tall through the spine. 
Exhale 
As you exhale, fold forward from the hips. 
Hands and support
Place your hands on the floor, forearms down, or on blocks in front of you - wherever the body allows without strain.
Soften and stay
Once you’ve reached your edge, allow the head and neck to release. 
Come back up
Press lightly into the hands, engage the core, and roll the spine up gradually to return to Sukhasana.

IMPORTANT

​Nose breathing only.
Inhale through the nose; exhale through the nose.

PRACTICAL NOTES

​This is a nervous-system pose, not a stretch.
If it feels intense, back off and add support.
Rest the forehead on a cushion, block, or book.

GLOSSARY

​Sit comfortably with your legs crossed - Usiądź wygodnie w siadzie skrzyżnym
Grow tall through the spine - Wydłuż kręgosłup; wyciągnij się w górę przez kręgosłup
Fold forward - Pochyl się do przodu
Without strain - Bez napięcia; bez wysiłku
Roll the spine up - Roluj kręgosłup w górę; wracaj kręg po kręgu
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