Yoga e-learning.
I made some interactive online exercises to help me learn the Sanskrit names of yoga asanas (poses).
Matching Exercise 1, Matching Exercise 2
Match the picture of the pose to the Sanskrit name.
Spelling Tests - sanskrit yoga asana names
Learning to spell the Sanskrit names of yoga asanas can be difficult.
These exercises can help you learn the spellings of the poses
Name the asana Ex.1, Exercise 2, Exercise 3, Exercise 4
In these exercises you get a picture and the translation of the sanskrit. You have to type the Sanskrit yoga asana name (you can use the diacriticals if you know them).
Yoga Asana Sanskrit Name Spelling Exercise 1
Here there is no picture to help you! You see the English translation of the Sanskrit asana name and you have to type the Sanskrit.
Iyengar Yoga Level 1 poses
I made this exercise to help me practise my knowledge of all the Iyengar Yoga Level 1 poses (30 poses)
- English type the sanskrit asana name
Sanskrit match
Do you know what the parts of the Sanskrit names mean? In this exercise you have to match the Sanskrit terms to their translations.
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