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Yoga Sequences, Cycle 2 – Sport Specific Flows: Week 11, Day 2

This cycle of yoga sequences is designed with athletes in mind. Each week's practice focuses on a different sport, with short flows for recovery and longer practices to go deeper into poses.

Mindith Rahmat

Written by Mindith Rahmat Last updated on November 14, 2013

Welcome to the new Yoga sequence workout. Here you will find different cycles and sequences programmed by an expert yoga teacher. These yoga sequences provide a blueprint or yoga map for teachers and students.

This cycle of the Yoga Sequences workout will focus on Sport Specific yoga sequences. Each sport in this program will have two sequences per week. The short sequences will range between 15- 30 minutes and can be added on to the end of a sport session, workout, or short rest day. The longer sequences, ranging from 75-90 minutes, are great for rest and recovery days and will include a deeper practice with standing poses and seated poses.

The sequences will be posted on Tuesday and Thursday, with a meditation once a week on Sundays.

Week 11, Day 2: Soccer Long Sequence

Each pose 5 breaths unless otherwise indicated:

Mountain pose count 10 slow deep breaths to center
Yogi Squat *10 breaths
Forward fold *10 breaths
Toe Squat to calf raise x10
Table top to awkward airplane *5 breaths on right
Cat/Cow *5 breaths
Table top to awkward airplane *5 breaths on left
Cat/Cow *3 breaths
Downward dog 5 breaths with twist to right
Vinyasa
Downward dog 5 breaths with twist to left
Vinyasa
Crescent lunge – Warrior 2 – Warrior 3 on right
Vinyasa
Crescent lunge – Warrior 2 – Warrior 3 on left
Vinyasa
Standing forward fold right leg crossing left leg 1 minute
Vinyasa
Standing forward fold left leg crossing right leg 1 minute
Tree pose on right 10 breaths *option to bind tree and fold over
Tree pose on left 10 breaths *option to bind tree and fold over
Yogi Squat
Toe Squat with twist to both side
Down dog to supine pose
Knees to chest
Right knee to chest then rotate to shoulder
Thread the needle on right side hold *2 minutes
Knees to chest
Left knee to chest then rotate to shoulder
Thread the needle on left side hold *2 minutes
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Wide legged straddle holding toes *1 minute
Bridge *option to use supports of a block *10 breaths
Shoulder stand *10 breaths
Right leg easy twist
Left leg easy twist
Savasana *10 minutes

Mindith Rahmat

About Mindith Rahmat

Mindith is a born mover. She has spent her life exploring various athletic disciplines, starting with ballet and modern dance from an early age. She went on to become a E-RYT 500 certified yoga therapist and teacher and discovered CrossFit after the birth of her daughter.

Mindith coached CrossFit at a number of boxes near her home in Southern California, which lead to her involvement in Russian kettlebells and Olympic weightlifting. She has coached a wide variety of populations and cares deeply for women’s health, specializing in pregnancy and postpartum fitness. She is currently studying the principles of Natural Movement and Kettlebell Sport, and is working to complete an additional teacher training in the Taoist art of Yin Yoga with Master Paulie Zink.

Mindith founded Breaking Muscle in 2011. Over 5 million people a month have visited the site, hundreds of thousands of them follow Breaking Muscle on social media, nearly 2,000 coaches have written or appeared on its pages, and there are thousands of free, fully-formed training plans freely available. Breaking Muscle has won numerous awards in the industry and is recognized for pioneering new approaches to fitness and coaching techniques. In 2021, Breaking Muscle was acquired by Barbend. Mindith continues to devote time to her kids, pursue her doctorate in psychology, do research, and teach.

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