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Level: Intermediate / Advanced
Description
A dynamic leg extension pose where the poler holds the foot or ankle while the body rotates outward, creating a long, curved line reminiscent of a dragon's tail.
Muscles Used
Typical Use
- Obliques
- Hamstrings
- Hip flexors
- Back extensors
Common Mistakes
- Flexibility flow
- Spin pole shapes
- Photoshoots
Safety Notes
- Dropping hips
- Trying to force the extension
- Weak supporting arm grip
Warm up hamstrings and lower back before attempting.
Variations
Anecdotes / Trivia
- Dragon tail spin
- Horizontal dragon tail
Named for the long, sweeping line of the extended leg - looks spectacular on spin pole.