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Yoga Lesson: One-Legged Crow

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This lesson challenges students to refine strength, control, and balance through the One-Legged Crow. Students will progress the Crow Pose, requiring strong body awareness and confident weight-shifting.

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Natalie-Hodkinson

Natalie Hodkinson

Vinyasa Yoga Teacher

Natalie is an experienced yoga teacher who has delivered yoga programmes in Egypt, China, and the UK, leading vinyasa classes, beginner yoga courses, and mindfulness retreats.

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