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    Warrior Pose II Exercise Guide

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    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Legs
    Equipment
    Body weight
    Body Part
    Stretching
    Primary Muscle
    Legs
    Secondary Muscles
    Core, Back
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    stretching
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    3
    Alternate Names
    Virabhadrasana II

    Visualised Target Muscle Groups

    Front

    Body muscles front

    Back

    Body muscles back

    How to: Warrior Pose II

    1. Start in a standing position.
    2. Step one foot back and bend the front knee at a right angle.
    3. Keep your back leg straight and press the back heel into the floor.
    4. Extend your arms out to the sides and look over your front hand.
    5. Hold the position for several breaths, then switch sides.

    Common Mistakes

    • Letting the front knee collapse inward.
    • Overextending the back leg.
    • Holding tension in the shoulders.

    Modifications

    • Use a chair for support if balance is an issue.
    • Perform with a shorter stance to reduce intensity.

    Tips

    • Keep your front knee aligned over your ankle.
    • Engage your core for stability.
    • Relax your shoulders away from your ears.

    Warrior Pose II Alternatives

    Warrior III Pose

    Warrior III Pose

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    Warrior II Yoga Pose

    Body Part: Stretching

    Tags

    yoga
    balance
    stretching
    legs
    core
    intermediate

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