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| An excerpt from "Yoga Mat Companion 1 - Anatomy for Vinyasa Flow and Standing Poses". |
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| An excerpt from "Yoga Mat Companion 3 - Anatomy for Backbends and Twists". |
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| An excerpt from "Yoga Mat Companion 1 - Anatomy for Vinyasa Flow and Standing Poses". |
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| An excerpt from "Yoga Mat Companion 3 - Anatomy for Backbends and Twists". |
What a Great way to learn Biomechanics! Where can I find more tests? Thxs💚
ReplyDeleteAlso a nice test, being a physiotherapist doing yoga!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I love you! Thanks again, for a fun way to keep my knowledge fresh. You're the best!
ReplyDeleteYikes, although in my defense I was multi tasking while taking. (obviously multi tasking is a misnomer). I did notice that the largest group was in the fail group....I hope we (myself included) do more studying so we can reduce injuries to our students
ReplyDeleteHa ha, well I was a failure but in the majority ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat was great, really enjoyed it. Thank you.
Good questions, Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWow Surprised I answered them all correctly, due to your excellent diagrams and interactive study. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant !
ReplyDeleteWell next time I'll read all of the posts
ReplyDeleteGreat quiz - such good refresher for me and I'm glad I haven't forgotten all I learnt! :)
ReplyDeleteGood to learn.
ReplyDeleteBoth your posts and your tests are a great way to learn. Thanks for giving them to us.
ReplyDeleteAs a Yoga Therapy student like me, this will be more useful and for updating and expanding the knowledge about anatomy and its functions are very essential. Great job. Very eager to learn further.
ReplyDeleteRegards..
Sundar.S(Vishaarad Yoga)
Thanks, such a fun way to learn and refresh knowledge. Your posts are always a treat and these quizes are just great.
ReplyDeleteLove this!!
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