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      <title>Nausea in Ustrasana</title>
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        <p>Posted by Eve
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<blockquote><p>I have been unable to do Camel Pose for the last week due to feeling nausea when in this pose.
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What is it with camel pose that all these emotions arise???
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<span style="font-size:9px;"> Signature</span> 
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Argue for your limitations, and sure enough they are yours.
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      <title>proper form</title>
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        <p>Hi Gabrielle,
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I was wondering, are you supposed to tighten or relax the muscles in your gluteus during this pose?
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thanks,
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susan
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      <title>tender back after camel &#45; normal &#63;</title>
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        <p>Hi again.&nbsp; I just attended Craig Villani&#8217;s posture clinic today, which was intense &amp; great, and wanted to ask a question which was raised by the class which we did at the end.&nbsp; After camel, during which I usually hold onto my ankles, my lower back is very tender &amp; feels v delicate.&nbsp; So much so that today I could not do the sit up following it.&nbsp; I feel like I need a couple of mins. to sort of relax my back &amp; recover, rather than doing a forward bend (the sit up) so soon afterwards.&nbsp; I always come up v slowly from camel cos my back just feels like it needs it.&nbsp; Does this mean I am going down too far, or is it normal ?&nbsp; It doesn&#8217;t hurt as such but I feel v hesitant about doing the sit up afterwards.&nbsp; I guess I am worried re hurting myself.&nbsp; I had a lower back injury prob 15 years ago from a car accident.&nbsp; It was just soft tissue damage but took a couple of weeks in hospital to heal &amp; has been an intermittent cause of pain since.&nbsp; Thanks.
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