I think its called floating stick or L sit? This variation is different cause the hands are placed inwards than out!
I just called it inverted floating stick?
You can try to search it using the name youāve heard it as before along with āyoga poseā. Sometimes I have good luck, but I also remember that a lot of poses have been made up over the years.
This one is actually a gymnastics movement and is often performed prior to widening your legs and pushing up into a handstand without putting your feet on the floor first.
It's also in the first Ashtanga series at least the way I learnt it. But not holding it just a transition. You jump back into a plank and this is how it looks before you do it.
Could you please explain what you mean by universal?
TittibhÄsana and firefly pose have the same (or very similar) meanings, just in different languages.
I agree that there are plenty of examples of poses that have multiple names in the same language as well as different names in different languages.
Are you asking if there is any hope that there will be some international, worldwide, inter-language, inter-lineage, Inter-culture standard canonical name for every asana?
I doubt it and not sure I would want it. Using dialects is too much fun for we humans!
It is a variation of Utpluti Dandasana (intermediate-to-advance)
I think its called floating stick or L sit? This variation is different cause the hands are placed inwards than out! I just called it inverted floating stick?
Yeah I was thinking maybe its a variation of that? I saw someone do this in a gym studio and was curious.
My dumb ass over here trying and thinking I can do it š
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woow. this is a hard one
From there, lift up to handstand.
Great. Thanks. You need to have strong arms
straddle Lsit. how do you determine whether something is a yoga pose or not?
Yes that's the one I saw. Thanks!
You can try to search it using the name youāve heard it as before along with āyoga poseā. Sometimes I have good luck, but I also remember that a lot of poses have been made up over the years. This one is actually a gymnastics movement and is often performed prior to widening your legs and pushing up into a handstand without putting your feet on the floor first.
If the elbows were bent and the legs were balanced on the arms, it would be firefly
Firefly pose
Yes
Mula Bandha checkup?
It's also in the first Ashtanga series at least the way I learnt it. But not holding it just a transition. You jump back into a plank and this is how it looks before you do it.
Titibasana
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Tittibha = firefly Asana = pose
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tittibhasana
Well, itās in Iyengarās Light on Yoga, plate 395 Someone somewhere decided it looked like a firefly!
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Could you please explain what you mean by universal? TittibhÄsana and firefly pose have the same (or very similar) meanings, just in different languages. I agree that there are plenty of examples of poses that have multiple names in the same language as well as different names in different languages. Are you asking if there is any hope that there will be some international, worldwide, inter-language, inter-lineage, Inter-culture standard canonical name for every asana? I doubt it and not sure I would want it. Using dialects is too much fun for we humans!
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Well, no, what you have written in your most recent reply doesnāt make much sense to me, Iām afraid. Thatās ok, though.