Yoga: Sanfter Einstieg - Schnitzer
Yoga for Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Gentle introduction
to the exercises

  • Come into a standing position.
  • Your feet are firmly anchored to the floor and touching.
  • Distribute your weight evenly on both feet.
  • Gently draw your navel inward and engage your core.
  • Let your shoulders drop back and down in a relaxed manner.
  • Your arms hang loosely at your sides, with palms facing forward.
  • Hold the pose for a few breaths.
  • Feel the stability and stillness, like a mountain, firmly rooted yet upright.
  • Sit on your heels. Your legs should be together.
  • Exhale as you lean far forward and bring your forehead to the floor.
  • Keep your buttocks pulled toward your heels and your torso resting on your thighs.
  • Extend your arms out long in front of you with your palms facing down.
  • Relax in this position for 6 – 8 breaths.
  • Lie flat on your back. Keep your legs hip-width apart and let them fall naturally to the sides.
  • Your arms should rest relaxed at your sides, with your palms facing up.
  • Close your eyes and let your whole body sink heavily into the mat.
  • Consciously relax your face, shoulders, abdomen, and legs.
  • Breathe in and out calmly and evenly, without influencing your breath.
  • Remain in this position for 6–8 breaths (or longer) and enjoy the deep relaxation.