8. Core Line Integration Poses in a 16 minute Flow practice
In this 16-minute Core Line Integration flow, we explore the lessons of the Core Line poses and integrate them into developing effortless strength along our length.
You’ll learn how to apply Dynamic Unifying Opposition through DUO Line 1 and its three subsidiary DUO lines to create lightness and ease in poses such as plank and side plank. The focus is on distributing load through the entire body rather than concentrating stress in individual joints.
Move slowly and intentionally as you feel the support of the palm arch and the 3-D breath building blocks. This practice emphasizes sensation-guided attunement, allowing Blissology’s biomechanical principles to refine strength, stability, and coordination.
When force is organized from end to end, effort softens, and the body remembers how to rise.
Sequence
Bhujangasana → 3 breaths, flowing with inhale
Marjaryasana ↔ Bitilasana → 3 breath cycles
Adho Mukha Svanasana → 3 breaths
Kumbhakasana ↔ Down Dog → 3 breath cycles (press fingers forward, heels back)
Down Dog → Left leg lifts → Step through → Ashta Chandrasana
Ashta Chandrasana → Virabhadrasana III → 3 breaths (3D breath)
Balance → Draw right knee in → Torso upright → Optional big toe extension
High Lunge → Hands down → Step back → Down Dog
Repeat the standing sequence on the second side
Down Dog → Walk feet in slightly → Press fingertips → Adho Mukha Vrksasana
Handstand → Step down → Down Dog
High Plank → Vasisthasana (left) → High Plank
High Plank → Vasisthasana (right) → High Plank
Hands & knees → Upright kneeling → Ustrasana → 3 breaths
Release → Seated → Paschimottanasana → 3 breaths
Marichyasana (left) → 5 breaths
Marichyasana (right) → 5 breaths
Savasana
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