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ISSUE NO. 8

March 2025

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The Prison Phoenix Trust is a UK based charity providing prisoners with yoga and meditation classes, individual mentoring, peer-support and specialist educational resources accessible to a wide range of learning abilities.

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1. Mountain

Stand, eyes closed, for 10 breaths.

2. Chair pose

With feet hip distance apart, feel your back rest on the wall for 5 breaths.

3. Forward fold

Relax your upper body, head, and neck. Stay for 5 breaths.

4. Warrior 1

Right leg forward for 5 breaths.

5. Intense stretch

Forearms or palms rest on the wall
for 5 breaths.

6. Repeat 4 & 5 on other side.

7. Warrior 2

Right hand and outer edge of foot connect with the wall for 5 breaths.

8. Peaceful warrior

Reach left arm and upper body towards wall for 5 breaths.

9. Repeat 6 & 7 on other side.

10. Boat pose

Forearms or palms rest on the wall
for 5 breaths.

11. Seated twist

For 5 breaths on each side.

12. Legs up the wall

Rest with legs up the wall or on
your bed for 30 slow, deep breaths.

1. Mountain

Stand, eyes closed, for 10 breaths.

2. Chair pose

With feet hip distance apart, feel your back rest on the wall for 5 breaths.

3. Forward fold

Relax your upper body, head, and neck. Stay for 5 breaths.

4. Warrior 1

Right leg forward for 5 breaths.

5. Intense stretch

Forearms or palms rest on the wall
for 5 breaths.

6. Repeat 4 & 5 on other side.

7. Warrior 2

Right hand and outer edge of foot connect with the wall for 5 breaths.

8. Peaceful warrior

Reach left arm and upper body towards wall for 5 breaths.

9. Repeat 6 & 7 on other side.

10. Boat pose

Forearms or palms rest on the wall
for 5 breaths.

11. Seated twist

For 5 breaths on each side.

12. Legs up the wall

Rest with legs up the wall or on
your bed for 30 slow, deep breaths.

Exercises shared with permission from Inside Time.

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