Yoga illustrations from yogaclass.net			Balancing poses		Page 1 of  1
Balancing poses improve coordination between different parts of the body, so that the practitioner is able to move more efficiently and gracefully. These asanas develop the cerebellum and powers of concentration.
	Ardha baddha padmottanasana. Half lotus leg stretch pose.   (Ref:et0808)		Ardha baddha padmottanasana. Half lotus leg stretch pose.   (Ref:et0809)		Eka pada pranamasana. One leg prayer pose.   (Ref:et0810)
	Garudasana. Eagle pose.   (Ref:et0812)
	Ardha padma pranamasana. Half lotus prayer pose.   (Ref:et0813)		Nataraja Asana. Dancing Lord Shiva pose.   (Ref:et0814)
	Nataraja Asana. Dancing Lord Shiva pose.   (Ref:et0815)
	Eka padasana. One foot pose.   (Ref:et0816)		Bakasana. Crane pose.   (Ref:et0817)
	Baka dhyanasana. Patient crane pose.   (Ref:et0819)
	Santulanasana parvatasana. Balancing mountain pose.   (Ref:et0822)
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