02/25/2026
Let's break down one of the most common vinyasa (breath-to-movement) transitions you find in any kind of "flow" or "power" yoga. The truth is, many people do one or all of these 4 connecting postures incorrectly or outside of their body's current abilities. Ready to learn how to do the Chaturanga Dandasana?
Tips - Chaturanga Dandasana (low-plank), keep your elbows into your body. Only lower 1'2 way down or to your shoulder level.
In Upward facing dog, lift your knees and look forward (rather than up and back to crunch your neck).
Make it strong in the transition back to Downward facing dog with your core as your movement center.
Want to learn more? Come flow with any of our teachers and ask them to adjust you or ensure you are doing the right version for you!