asanabitYOGA POSES

Vinyasa yoga

In vinyasa practice, transitions connect postures with breathing. The order, pace and selection of poses can vary between classes.

Learning the shapes separately does not teach every transition between them. In the bank, an individual posture and a complete movement sequence remain distinct.

The bank keeps one page for each pose family. A connection to a yoga form invites comparison; it does not mean every pictured variant belongs to that teaching method.

Related poses in the shared bank

Teaching comparison

Practising with care

If you have an injury or a medical condition, take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have another circumstance that may affect your practice, consult a qualified healthcare professional about suitable activities and necessary adaptations.

Learn new and demanding poses with a qualified yoga teacher. Adapt the range to your body and stop if you feel pain or dizziness. A short video illustrates movement; its length does not prescribe how long to hold a pose.

Headstands, shoulder stands and lotus are not starting poses for beginners. Injuries, balance problems or glaucoma are examples of reasons to assess suitability individually. Do not force a bind or use the body as leverage against the knee.