Cue / Poses

The Cue pose library

Every pose and breath practice in the app, 152 of them, with the Sanskrit name, three cues you can say out loud, where the eyes go, and what to offer afterwards.

Standing

Poses built from the feet up. Most of a vinyasa class lives here. 34 poses.

Balancing

One point of contact, one steady gaze. Balance is attention, trained. 3 poses.

Seated

Hips, groin and spine, worked slowly from the floor. 16 poses.

Forward Folds

Back-body length. Folding is as much about the exhale as the hamstrings. 13 poses.

Backbends

Front-body opening, from gentle sphinx to full wheel. 22 poses.

Twists

Spinal rotation. Lengthen first, then turn. 12 poses.

Core

Deep abdominal and low-back work, including the plank family. 9 poses.

Arm Balances

Weight in the hands. Strength, but mostly placement and nerve. 6 poses.

Inversions

Hips or heart above the head, from Downward Dog up to Headstand. 8 poses.

Restorative

Propped, supported and slow. Nothing to achieve. 19 poses.

Breathwork

Pranayama. The practices that set the pace for everything else. 8 poses.

Sequences

Short chains of poses taught as one unit. 2 poses.

Plan it once. Teach it present.

Cue keeps the sequence, your own cues and the timing in one place, from the planning to the room.

  • Build the sequence section by section, and reorder it by dragging.
  • Keep your own cues, the breath and the timing with every pose.
  • Teach from one calm screen you can read from across the room.

Also from Cue

Printable pose cards

68 cards. 60 poses, 6 breath practices, 2 sun salutations.

  • Front is the pose. Back is three cues, drishti, benefits and counter poses.
  • Made to test yourself on, for teacher training or your own study.
  • Lay them out to build a class, then keep it in Cue.
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