Yoga Poses for Insomnia : Yoga Supported Shoulder Stand for Insomnia

The supported shoulder stand is a great yoga pose for insomnia treatment. Learn how to do the supported shoulder yoga pose in this free video on yoga for insomnia. Expert: Elizabeth Rose Contact: www.artanayoga.com Bio: Elizabeth Rose is a registered Hatha yoga teacher with a background in modern dance, gymnastics, martial arts, and circus arts. Filmmaker: randy primm

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12 Responses to Yoga Poses for Insomnia : Yoga Supported Shoulder Stand for Insomnia

  1. ejlmp

    I do the shoulder stand for 30 minutes everyday and so far it hasn’t helped with insomnia. I wish it did. If anything I feel energized after 10-30 min. in this pose. I’m only 73 so I can work on trying it for insomnia a few more years till the big sleep. Whatever that is. I used the floor for this but I find a bed more comfortable with the same effect AFAIK using the ss.

  2. gossipgirlguy

    owh! omg that looks like it hurts!

  3. EmoElmoOnHigh

    Sooo, does this actually work?

  4. Mahalakshmiom

    Any inversions can create pressure in the head, and raise blood pressure, particularly the eyes; in shoulderstand bcause of the position of the head and neck, this effect can be amplified.

  5. zorbazoo

    I have glaucoma and I’m curious as to why I should need doctors permission? Have been doing the Bikram series for about 4 years on and off…have I unknowingly put myself at some extra risk? Thank you for the vid…Namaste.

  6. RockandRoller918

    Thanks for your yoga it has really helped me.

  7. SilentPhil2

    Yeah, I can see how that just might be a problem if you were pregnant.

  8. SissyMissy96

    Is it possible to do this without using suport?

  9. coolselvan

    thank u very much

  10. faresscom

    je m’appele tayeb je ss moniteur de sport ;bravo bravo is goooooooood

  11. chopsueyweis15

    that was messed up. i do that on wii fit better. lol =)

  12. philippak

    For better form, and in order not to harm the ligaments of the thumb, the thumb should be in line with the other fingers along the back. Also, for more support, the elbows can rest on the blanket, in other words the blanket should be a platform for the upper arm.

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