How to do Low Crescent Lunge
- Lower your left knee to the mat behind you with control.
- Untuck your left toes and rest the top of that foot on the mat.
- Keep your right foot fully grounded, with your knee tracking over your toes.
- Bring your torso upright over your hips without arching your lower back.
- Let your hips ease forward only as far as your lower back stays comfortable.
- Reach both arms overhead while keeping your ribs from flaring forward.
- Turn your palms toward each other and keep your arms comfortably spaced.
- Let your shoulder blades move with your arms without tightening your neck.
- Look forward, or slightly upward if your neck stays comfortable.
- Lower your arms and bring your hands to the mat beside your right foot.
Benefits
The front of your hip gets room to lengthen in this low lunge.
Further reading: Low lungeVariations
Place a folded blanket under your left knee for cushioning.
