The sequence of the individual poses varies according to the type of yoga being practised.Īdvanced yogis are often capable of performing the Sun Salutation very quickly. However, there are also variations with fewer or more poses, which also vary in terms of their difficulty.
In its traditional variations, the Sun Salutation consists of 12 poses. It gets your circulation going, prepares your body and mind for the day ahead, and gives you an energy boost. It warms up the body and is an ideal way to prepare for further poses, as it trains, stretches and strengthens your entire body. Today this popular sequence is often practised at the beginning of a yoga session. The Sun Salutation was originally practised in the early morning while facing the rising sun in order to thank it for its power, warmth and light, which make all life on earth possible. The name “Sun Salutation” derives from the Ancient Indian Sanskrit language, in which this yoga sequence is named “Surya Namaskar”, literally meaning “greeting to the sun” or “welcoming the sun”. The highly popular Sun Salutation is a flowing sequence of poses in Hatha Yoga. We want to introduce you to an especially popular yoga sequence that gives you energy like a bright, sunny day: the Sun Salutation.
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