Yoga Anatomy Articles

Yoga concepts such as breath, bandhas, specifically mula and uddiyana, are like the glue of the practice. They have anatomical explanations and relationships.

The yoga anatomy articles are organized into categories such as, Injuries, Postures, Your Questions, Yoga, Anatomy, Yoga Anatomy Research Project, and even Yoga Adjustments.

They are also broken down more specifically by muscles, bandhas, breathing, sit bone pain, shoulders, psoas, and knee pain.

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Breathing in Yoga: Is there a Right and Wrong Way?
Anatomy | Torso | Yoga

We shouldn’t take it lightly when we ask or direct people to breathe in very…

bandha | breath | mula | uddiyana
Gluteal and Psoas Relationship for Yogis
Anatomy | Yoga

There is a pattern that has shown itself to me over the last few months….

gluteals | pain | psoas
Primary Series is…
Yoga

Doing an Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga practice involves much more than merely doing the asanas enumerated…

ashtanga yoga | primary series
Morning with Guruji
Yoga

Although somewhere in my mind a voice is telling me I should have had this…

Guruji
Response to NYT Article – How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body – Yoga Injuries
Yoga | Yoga Injuries

It is disheartening to see the New York Times come out with yet another article…

back pain | knee pain | pain
Some Words for Oz
Yoga

Thinking of Oz I wasn’t going to make this a “post” but I’ve never gotten…
The ‘Almighty’ Psoas Muscle: Your Body’s Center of Movement by David Keil © 2005
Anatomy | Torso | Yoga

The foundation of our bodies and our yoga practice lies at our feet. In order…

core | iliacus | psoas
How Breathing Leads to Bandhas © 2010
Anatomy | Torso | Yoga

In the last two newsletters I’ve covered both mula and uddiyana bandhas from an anatomical…

bandha | breath | mula | psoas | uddiyana
Mula Bandha Anatomically Speaking by David Keil © 2010
Anatomy | Torso | Yoga

The bandhas (mula bandha specifically) are perhaps the most difficult aspect to grasp in the…

bandha | breath | mula | uddiyana
Thinking of Neuromuscular Patterns and Practice
Yoga

Something I often talk about is our neuromuscular patterns. What are they? How do we…

ashtanga yoga | breath
Subjective or Objective
Yoga | Yoga Injuries

I feel the need for a fresh post. This is directly related to the “debate”…

SI joint | nutation

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