Begin on your back with knees bent and both feet grounded.
Simplified joint diagram. It illustrates the movement idea and is not a recording of a teacher. Rotation, depth and individual proportions are approximate; follow the complete written cues.
Lying on back · Mat; optional folded towel
Set up with support.
Begin on your back with knees bent and both feet grounded.
Float one foot just clear of the mat with the knee bent.
Raise it only as far as the pelvis remains comfortable and steady.
Lower the foot quietly and repeat with the other leg.
BreathExhale to float the foot; inhale to lower.
Repetitions & pace
4–6 each side. Move smoothly; take a rest before repeating.
Head, neck & eyes
Eyes upward; keep the back of the head heavy.
What you are practising
Develop control of a single-leg lift before more demanding leg patterns.
Muscles involved
Hip flexors with abdominal and back-muscle support.
Bring one thigh towards vertical, keeping the other foot down.
Watch for
Lifting both legs at once or rocking the pelvis.
Suitability: Return to heel slides if you cannot move comfortably without straining. Stop for pain, dizziness or feeling unwell. Read the review status below before practice.
Quick visual reference
Begin on your back with knees bent and both feet grounded.Float one foot just clear of the mat with the knee bent. Raise it only as far as the pelvis remains comfortable and steady. Lower the foot quietly and repeat with the other leg.