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		<title>By: Yoga Pose Instruction &#124; Yoga Pose: Adho Mukha Svanasana, Downward-Facing Dog &#124; Easy Ways to Go Green</title>
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		<description>[...] Check to see that your feet are hips-distance apart, and your second toe is in line with the back of your heel. Remember to breathe. Your heels are pressing down as the knees lift up. If your heels don’t touch the floor, don’t worry. Remember your breath in Yoga. [...]</description>
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