Basic exercises for coordination
Exercises: One leg squat and Half headstand
Training type: Flexibility Training
Element: Air
Chakra: Third Eye Chakra Exercises
Subtle body: Mental Body
Requirements
One leg squat and Half headstand are two coordination exercises for the whole body. They are practices for training balance, stability, and coordination. They are advanced exercises, but with a little practice, they are not difficult to do.
Outcome physical
With these two activities, you are training your sense of balance and coordination. By standing on one leg for a longer period of time, the body trains how to adapt to challenging everyday life movements where you need coordination and stability. The reverse posture of the half headstand is, among other things, for adapting the brain to a steady blood flow.
Outcome spiritual
These two exercises clear up your mental body on a spiritual level by focusing on posture, coordination, and balance. The mental body is part of your aura, where you generate your thoughts. If you focus on posture, alignment, and keeping your balance, your mind focuses on the task and not on the mind’s usual chatter. They are also part of the number one third eye chakra exercises.
Best ways to do
Beginner Circuit: Alternate 15-30 seconds of one Leg squat and Half headstand for 3 circuits.
Flexibility Circuit: Alternate 15-30 seconds of each activity with other flexibility exercises such as Balance horizontal, Balance vertical, Standing leg stretch, and Two arms balance.
Flexibility/Relaxation Circuit: Alternate 15-30 seconds of these two exercises with relaxation exercises, such as Flow of the river, Gazing at the stars, Painting the sky blue, and Floating on water.
Guidance
1. One leg squat
Stand with your legs hipwide apart. Place one leg over the thigh of the other leg. Slowly lower into a squatting position. Feel how you have to stay in balance. Breathe through the nostrils.
Keypoints:
- Keep the shoulders back
- Your weight is on the thigh
- Ground your foot

2. Half headstand
Come down on your knees and elbows, with your head between your hands, forming a triangle. Start to straighten your legs and come up with your buttocks. Feel how you have to stay focused. Breathe through the nostrils.
Keypoints:
- Keep your legs straight
- Your weight is on the elbows
- Keep the heels up

