Here are some yoga poses that you can do at home or anywhere you have some space and time. You can do them as a sequence or individually, depending on your preference and schedule. You can also modify them according to your level of comfort and flexibility. Remember to breathe deeply and smoothly throughout the practice, and listen to your body’s signals. Don’t force yourself into any pose that feels painful or uncomfortable. If you have any existing back issues or injuries, consult your doctor before trying these poses.

1. Cat-Cow Pose

This is a classic yoga pose that warms up your spine and stretches your back muscles. It also massages your internal organs and stimulates your blood flow.

• Start on your hands and knees, with your wrists under your shoulders and your knees under your hips. Your spine should be neutral, neither arched nor rounded.

• As you inhale, lift your chest and tailbone up, curving your spine into a gentle arch. Look up slightly, but don’t strain your neck.

• As you exhale, round your spine and tuck your chin to your chest, drawing your navel in. Press the floor away with your hands and knees.

• Repeat this movement for 10 to 15 breaths, synchronizing your breath with your movement.

1. Child’s Pose

This is a restorative pose that stretches your lower back and hips. It also calms your mind and relieves stress.

• From cat-cow pose, bring your big toes together and spread your knees apart. Sit back on your heels and lower your torso between your thighs.

• Extend your arms forward on the floor, palms down. Rest your forehead on the mat or on a cushion.

• Relax your shoulders, neck, and jaw. Breathe deeply into your back ribs and feel them expand with each inhalation.

• Stay in this pose for as long as you like, up to 5 minutes.

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