YTT 200 hr. Flashcards

1
Q

List the 8 limbs of yoga

A

Yama
Niyama
Asana
Pranayama
Pratyahara
Dharana
Dhyana
Samadhi

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2
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List the 5 parts of cueing

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Breath
Posture
3 alignment cues

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3
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List 5 principals of cueing

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foundation
ground
alignment
breath
center
contract
expand
sky
etc.

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4
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Cues come from ________________________ your students.

A

watching and observing

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5
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Define vinyasa krama

A

vi=to place
yasa=in a special way
krama=evolution

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6
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Sukha

A

Happiness

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7
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Dukkha

A

Suffereing

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8
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What is the Sanskrit word for crow pose?

A

Bakasana

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9
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What is the Sanskrit word for extended side angle pose?

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Utthita Parsvakonasana

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10
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What is the Sanskrit word for half moon pose?

A

Ardha Chandrasana

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11
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What is the Sanskrit word for half spinal twist pose?

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Ardha Matsyendrasana

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12
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What is the Sanskrit word for half moon bow pose?

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Ardha Chandra Chapasana

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13
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What is the difference between modification and variation?

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modification simplifies a pose, variation makes a pose more complex
ex: Mod: crow with blocks under the feet or forehead. Var: side crow

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14
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What modification and variation can you provide for side plank?

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Mod: knee on the ground, both feet on the ground
Var: lifting the top leg, bringing the foot of the raised leg to thigh

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15
Q

Share your favorite pose

A

Crow

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16
Q

Explain key actions for certain postures (ex: revolved half moon)

A

heart opener, twist, lengthen spine, core engagement, rooted fee, hamstrings

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17
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List 5 considerations when creating a sequence

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theme, room layout, student skill level, props, mudra, mantra, music, season, etc.

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18
Q

List 5 principals of a great sequence

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breath to movement
dynamic to static
cultivating stability
transitions
counter postures

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19
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What are 3 ways you can teach?

A

voice
body
touch

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20
Q

List a contradistinction of wheel and plow pose

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Wheel=back & wrist pain/injury
Plow=pain/neck injury

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21
Q

List the bandhas

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Pada=foot lock
Hasta=hand lock
Mula=root lock
Uddiyana=abdominal lock
Jalandhara=throat lock

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22
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Ahimsa

A

non-harming

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23
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Sataya

A

truthfulness

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24
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Asteya

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non-stealing

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25
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Brahmacharya

A

non-excess

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26
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Aparigraha

A

non-possessiveness

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27
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Saucha

A

cleanliness

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28
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Ishvara Pranidhana

A

surrender

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29
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Santosha

A

contentment

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30
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Tapas

A

discipline

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31
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Svadhyaya

A

self-study

32
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Samana Vayu

A

the inward flow of energy-gathering

33
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Udana Vayu

A

the outward movement-express

34
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Apana Vayu

A

the downward flow of energy-rooting

35
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Prana Vayu

A

the upward flow of energy-reaching

36
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Vyana Vayu

A

the energy of expansion-encompass

37
Q

What is Deerga Swasam and explain it?

A

3 part yoga breath
Inhale filling the belly then the chest and then the clavicular region
Exhale clavicluar regions lets go of the air first, then chest, then belly.

38
Q

What is Ujjayi breath?

A

breathing technique that involves slightly constricting the muscles at the back of the throat and breathing through the nose

39
Q

What does the word “sutra” translate to?

40
Q

What are the 4 natural curvatures of the spine?

A

cervical
thoracic
lumbar
pelvic

41
Q

The psoas shares muscle with which respiratory muscle

42
Q

What is your intelligent edge and what does it mean to you?

A

A place where you can explore your poses while feeling a moderate stretch. To me this means to focus on starting in a less is more point and slowly explore from there. It will always vary.

43
Q

What are the 4 muscles of the core?

A

rectus abdominus
transverse abdominus
external oblique
internal oblique

44
Q

What is yoga breath?

45
Q

What are the sections of the ribs?

A

Head
Neck
Shaft
Coastal groove

46
Q

What are the 3 Nadis?

A

Pingala
Ida
Sushumna

47
Q

Describe the Pingala

A

Nadi that flanks the Sushumna on the right.
Masculine/solar energy

48
Q

Describe the Ida

A

Nadi that flanks the Sushumna on the left.
Feminine/lunar energy

49
Q

Describe the Sushumna

A

Nadi that runs through the center of the astral spine.
Controls all functions of the body the other nadis and the chakras.

50
Q

Name and describe one type of pranayama.

A

Kapalabhati breath is a technique where you focus on rapid, forceful exhalations through the nose by contracting the abdominal muscles, while the inhalation is passive, occurring naturally as the belly expands after each exhale. The exhalations are sharp and quick, and the inhalations happen automatically without effort. This cycle is repeated in a rhythmic pattern.

51
Q

What is the gross body/food body sheath related to the earth element?

A

Annamaya kosha

52
Q

What is the breath body sheath related to the water element?

A

Pranamaya Kosha

53
Q

What is the mental/emotional sheath related to the fire element?

A

Manomaya Kosha

54
Q

What is the intellect/intuitive sheath related to the air element?

A

Vijnanamaya Kosha

55
Q

What is the bliss sheath related to the ether/space element?

A

Anandamaya Kosha

56
Q

What are the 5 mahabharatas?

A

earth
fire
water
air
space

57
Q

What is the red chakra and where is it located?

A

Muladhara, root chakra

58
Q

What is the violet chakra and where is it located

A

Sahasrara, crown chakra

59
Q

What is the blue chakra and where is it located

A

Vishuddha, throat chakra

60
Q

What is the green chakra and where is it located

A

anahata, heart chakra

61
Q

What is the yellow chakra and where is it located

A

Manipura, solar plexus chakra

62
Q

What is the orange chakra and where is it located

A

Swadisthana, sacrum/sacral chakra

63
Q

What is the indigo chakra and where is it located

A

Ajna, third eye chakra

64
Q

What are key actions?

A

requirements of a physical foundation, steadiness and strength. As well as energetic freedom, length, and opening in the body for a posture.

65
Q

What vayu brings in the fuel and is related to the functioning of the lungs and heart?

A

Prana vayu

66
Q

What vayu aids in digestion and converts fuel to energy?

A

Samana vayu

67
Q

What vayu circulates energy to various work sites and governs circulation?

A

Vyana vayu

68
Q

What vayu releases waste materials or by-products and is located in the lower abdomen?

A

Apana vayu

69
Q

What vayu governs the throat, brain and face as well as the positive energy created in the process and determines the work that we are able to do and how to express it and is also related to Drishti?

A

Udana vayu

70
Q

How would you modify and evolve Utthita Parsvakonasana?

A

Grounded side angle by bringing knee to ground.
Bind of the hands.

71
Q

How would you modify and evolve Bakasana?

A

feet on blocks, block under forehead
side crow

72
Q

How would you modify and evolve Ardha Chandrasana?

A

Kneeling half moon-knee and hand on the mat or placing hand on a chair instead of the mat or block
Floating half moon-bring the bottom arm out in front of you.

73
Q

How would you modify and evolve Ardha Matsyendrasana?

A

keep the gaze forward and hug the bent knee in with your hand or wrap the arm around the raised leg.
taking a bind behind the back.

74
Q

How would you modify and evolve Ardha Chandra Chapasana?

A

hand to block bend top leg back without a bind or grounded via knee on mat.
Lift the hand off the mat and hover.