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Yoga 108 app helps you learn and pronounce asana ( yoga poses ) names in Sanskrit. The audio can also be played at a slower pace to facilitate easy learning. App features - More than 100 poses, with pictures. - Asana names in English and Sanskrit. - Switch between English and Sanskrit names.
- Search for poses in English and Sanskrit. - Swipe left or right for easy navigation.
- Asana pronunciation in Sanskrit. - A study of Asana names.
Manual de Hatha Yoga 108 Asanas Posturas Portugues 45 Phpapp02 Yoga - Posturas de Yoga. 31058519 Manual de Hatha Yoga 108 Asanas Posturas Portugues Cont Ao 31.
- Ashtanga / Sivananda opening and closing prayers. - General Sanskrit Prayers. - Ashtanga Primary Series Sequence with audio in Sanskrit. - Bikram yoga sequence with audio in Sanskrit.
- Sivananda yoga sequence with audio in Sanskrit. - Scroll View on the bottom of the sequence page for easy navigation.
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- Definition of 8 limbs of yoga. I am so grateful to have discovered this app.
I am an avid yoga fan and currently in a 200 hour teacher training. Having a place to reinforce what I am learning and being able to hear and practice the Sanskrit is a tremendous help in my training process.
I also appreciate the concise discussion of the 8 limbs of Raja yoga. If there are plans for further development having an ability to create my own sequences would be a very useful tool! The app is simple to use, great as a study tool and I recommend it for anyone who wants to be able to move between their mother tongue and Sanskrit. Anastasia Prentiss Ph.D.
