How to Do the Gate Pose in Yoga

Extend your right leg directly out to the side., Inhale as you extend your arms out to your sides until they are at shoulder height., Rest your right hand on your right thigh, shin, or ankle., Reach your left arm upwards and to the right., Hold for...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Extend your right leg directly out to the side.

    Point your toes to the right and your kneecap towards the ceiling.

    Do your best to touch the bottom of your right foot all the way to the floor while keeping your leg straight.

    It's okay if your pelvis turns slightly to the right, but keep your upper body facing forward. , Keep your palms facing down. , Turn your left palm up and extend it upwards towards the ceiling. , Your bicep should rest on your left ear.

    Turn your head so that you are looking at the ceiling.

    Keep moving your left hip forward slightly.

    Turn your torso away from the floor. , Lower your arms and move your right knee to the left.

    Repeat the pose for the same amount of time on the other side.
  2. Step 2: Inhale as you extend your arms out to your sides until they are at shoulder height.

  3. Step 3: Rest your right hand on your right thigh

  4. Step 4: or ankle.

  5. Step 5: Reach your left arm upwards and to the right.

  6. Step 6: Hold for one minute and then on your inhale

  7. Step 7: draw your upper body upright through your left arm.

Detailed Guide

Point your toes to the right and your kneecap towards the ceiling.

Do your best to touch the bottom of your right foot all the way to the floor while keeping your leg straight.

It's okay if your pelvis turns slightly to the right, but keep your upper body facing forward. , Keep your palms facing down. , Turn your left palm up and extend it upwards towards the ceiling. , Your bicep should rest on your left ear.

Turn your head so that you are looking at the ceiling.

Keep moving your left hip forward slightly.

Turn your torso away from the floor. , Lower your arms and move your right knee to the left.

Repeat the pose for the same amount of time on the other side.

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