77 cards · 71 new asanas + 6 pranayamas
Asana Expansion Deck
- 71 brand new poses, all nine categories, warm-up to slow-down
- 6 pranayama cards, calming and energizing, with their own benefits
- printed manual + in-depth online manual
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Meet the Asana Expansion Deck
Over 70 new asanas, spanning all nine categories, with pranayama cards to bring breathwork into your self-practice. Greater challenges for body and mind, and infinite options for your sequencing: with this many new cards, mixing up your practice every day is a breeze.
- Add on
It extends, it does not replace
The numbering continues from the Yoga Deck rather than restarting at 1, so both decks work as one and nothing you already own goes stale.
- New only
No repeats, no repetition cards
Unlike the Expansion Deck, there are no duplicate poses in here. All 71 asanas are new to the range.
- Breathe
Pranayama enters the sequence
Six breathing cards, each with its own benefits, so a flow can open or close with breath rather than only with asana.
Your first deck does not become redundant
The cards continue from 83, where the Yoga Deck stops. Shuffle the two together and nothing collides, nothing repeats, and nothing you already own goes stale.
Whatever you practice today, there is something in here you have not tried
Can't face another sun salutation?
Then switch it up with moon salutations instead. Card 87, and it flows as a whole sequence.
Getting bored of Warrior 1?
Then give the humble warrior a go, or the twisted reverse warrior sitting three cards along from it.
Mastered your balance in half moon pose?
Take the intensity up a notch with the revolved half moon, and the airplane pose next to it.
Practicing the same flow week after week?
Shuffle these 71 cards into your Yoga Deck and the number of sequences you can build stops being a limit.
No matter your level of experience, you will find new positions to mix up your warm-up, standing flows, seated sequences and cool-down, with postures drawn from every asana category in the range.
Create infinite fresh flows with brand new asanas
For the first time we made a deck solely of new poses and variations, to use alongside the PPB deck. Most of the shapes in here are the ones you and other PlayPauseBe'ers asked for. Pick what you came for.

The poses the community kept asking for
This deck was a community effort: the shapes most requested by PlayPauseBe'ers are the ones that made it in.
- Garland (Malasana)
- Goddess Pose
- Lizard Pose
- Gate Pose

Cards that are movements, not only shapes
Alongside static asanas we included flowing sequences, so a single card can carry a whole moving passage of your practice.
- Moon Salutation
- Balancing Table with Knee to Nose
- Downward Dog to Plank Flow
- Shiva Squat Flow

Eight advanced poses for when you want more
For the days the familiar postures stop asking anything of you, there is somewhere further to go.
- Turtle Pose
- Peacock
- Scorpion
- Flying Splits

Six breathing techniques, each with its benefits
A mix of calming and energizing pranayamas, so you can pair the breath to the intention of the sequence.
- Kapalbhati
- Nadi Shodhana
- and four more
See exactly what lands in your hands
Twenty-five of the 77, straight from the deck.

























Unite your body and mind with pranayamas
Six breathing techniques, each with its own benefit indications printed on the card.


Six techniques, calming and energizing. Kapalbhati is a heating, cleansing breath that suits an energizing morning flow. Nadi Shodhana balances the nervous system and settles a slow evening practice before sleep.
Each card carries its own benefit indications, so the breathwork can be themed the same way the poses are.
Who this deck is really for
Anyone whose self-practice has started to repeat itself, and anyone who wants breath in the sequence rather than beside it.
If you already own the Yoga Deck
The cards continue from 83, so the two decks are one deck. 153 poses to draw a sequence from, and the referencing system stays intact.
If you build your own flows
New shapes in every category means a warm-up, a standing flow, a seated section and a cool-down that do not repeat last week's.
If you want breath in your practice
Six pranayamas with their own benefit indications, so the breathwork matches the theme of the sequence rather than sitting beside it.
If you teach
Fresh material for class themes, with cueing and Sanskrit printed on every card and eight advanced asanas for your own practice.
Same system. New vocabulary.
How will the Asana Expansion Deck elevate your self-practice?
More sequencing ideas and inspiration than before, and aspects of traditional practice often left out of modern yoga, so what happens on the mat goes deeper.
- Enjoy 71 NEW yoga poses in your self-practice, spanning across all 9 categories
- Challenge yourself with new variations of traditional yoga poses like revolved half moon and airplane pose
- Learn how to control your energy, balance your nervous system and focus your mind through your breath
- Strengthen the connection between your body and mind and regulate your prana by combining asana with pranayama
- Relish the increased inspiration and motivation you will feel, and look forward to getting on your mat each day again
Because the numbering carries on from the first deck, I can pull cards from both without re-learning anything. That is the part I did not expect. My teaching moved beyond the studio.
Limited edition?
We would like it to be permanently available, but we cannot guarantee it. As the range grows, some decks are produced as one-off runs proportioned to demand rather than kept in continuous stock.
If it is showing as available, that is the moment to take it.
The deck gives you the poses. Asana Academy Vol 2 teaches all 71.
- 71poses broken down on video
- 6pranayamas taught in PlayPauseBreathe
- ∞lifetime access, at your own pace
- 15ready-made sequences in the guidebook
Asana Academy Vol 2
Every pose in this deck taught in depth, on video, at your own pace.
- Learn every new pose properly, instead of guessing at a shape you have only seen on a card.
- Know the alignment mistakes before you make them, for each of the 71 asanas.
- Scale any pose up or down with the variations and modifications given for every card.
- Bring breath into the sequence, with the six pranayamas taught on video in PlayPauseBreathe.
$200.00$99.99
Asana Expansion Guidebook Vol 1
15 ready-made sequences built on the new poses, yours as a PDF right after checkout.
$30.00$14.99
Warm-up to slow-down, in order
Nine categories, numbered 83 to 153.
- Warm up & flow 83 – 87 5
- Standing 88 – 103 16
- Balance 104 – 106 3
- Backbends 107 – 110 4
- Inversions 111 – 119 9
- Planks & arm balances 120 – 128 9
- Seated 129 – 138 10
- Advanced 139 – 145 7
- Slow down 146 – 153 8
Eight advanced asanas, dynamic flow cards like moon salutation and down dog to plank, plus 6 pranayama cards to open or close with breath. Shuffled into the Yoga Deck, the same nine categories now hold 153 poses.
A deck built for sequencing, and the movement it started
Built with the PlayPauseBe community, from the poses they asked for most. If your practice has started repeating itself, this is the deck that ends that.
Loved by teachers & students
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✓ Verified buyer
I had reached the point of running the same three sequences on repeat. Shuffling these into my Yoga Deck fixed that in a week. The moon salutation card alone changed what my evening practice looks like.
Dana R.
- Practice
- Self-practice, six days a week
- Practicing for
- 3 years
- Favorite part
- Card 87, Moon Salutation
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✓ Verified buyer
New material for class themes, which is what I actually needed. Because the numbering carries on from the first deck I can pull cards from both without re-learning the referencing system. The revolved lunges have gone straight into my Thursday class.
Marta K.
- Practice
- Yoga teacher
- Practicing for
- 11 years
- Favorite part
- Card 132, Gate Pose
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✓ Verified buyer
The pranayama cards are the part I did not expect to use and now use most. Kapalbhati before a morning flow, Nadi Shodhana at night. Having the benefits printed on the card is what made me try them at all.
Beth L.
- Practice
- Building a home practice
- Practicing for
- 2 years
- Favorite part
- Card 6, Nadi Shodhana
Asana Expansion Deck at a glance
71 brand new poses
Illustrated across all nine categories, from warm-up to slow-down.
English and Sanskrit
Both names on every card, so cueing and memorizing get easier.
Chakra indications
Printed on each card, ready to theme a practice or a class around.
Focus phrases
One line per posture to hold your attention while you are in it.
Cues to practice safely
Visual and written, with contraindications in the manual.
Benefits and difficulty
What the pose is working toward, and an intensity icon for how hard it is.
6 pranayama cards
Calming and energizing breathing techniques, each with its own benefits.
Complete manual
Longer explanations, contraindications and sequencing suggestions for every pose.
How does it work?
Seventy-one asanas that are new to the range, spread across all nine categories, plus six pranayama cards. No repeats and no repetition cards: everything in the box is something the range did not have before.
- Warm up
- Standing
- Balance
- Backbends
- Inversions
- Arm balances
- Seated
- Advanced
- Slow down
Get specific benefits from your practice
The back of every card names what the pose works on, so a sequence can be built around a health goal rather than a shape.


Front & backside of the cards with highlighted benefits
Unboxing the Asana Expansion Deck
How to use the deck
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Shuffle it in
Mix the new cards into your Yoga Deck, or lay the deck out on its own. The numbering runs on from 83, so nothing collides.
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Work through the categories
Warm up, standing, balance, backbends, inversions, planks, seated, advanced, slow down. Forward through the deck is a session.
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Open or close with breath
Pick a pranayama card that matches the intention: Kapalbhati for an energizing morning flow, Nadi Shodhana to come down in the evening.
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Or skip the planning
Sequencing suggestions are in the manual, and the Asana Expansion Guidebook adds 15 sequences already built for you.
Illustrated by Giulia Rosa, printed in Europe
- Made of
- 77 hand-illustrated cards, 71 new asanas and 6 pranayamas, on moisture-resistant Italian paper stock with a printed manual.
- Perfect for
- Home self-practice that has started repeating itself, class planning, and adding breathwork to a flow.
- FYI
- Numbered 83 to 153 ✦ No repeats ✦ Works on its own or shuffled into the Yoga Deck ✦ Made in Europe.
Compare the decks
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Asana Expansion Deck
77 cards71 brand new asanas and 6 pranayamas, numbered on from the Yoga Deck. The add-on for a practice that has started repeating itself.
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Yoga Deck
82 cardsThe foundation this deck extends. Hatha and Vinyasa poses across 9 categories, all levels. Buy this one first.
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Expansion Deck
78 cardsThe other add-on: copies of the most-used poses plus intention cards, so you can lay out longer sequences. Repeats, where this deck has none.
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Chair Yoga Deck
71 cardsEvery pose adapted for a chair, warm-up to slow-down. Accessible, mobility-friendly, and it still reaches headstand.
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Yin Yoga Deck
68 cardsLong holds mapped to the meridians, for slow, floor-based practice and deep release.
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Restorative Yoga Deck
79 cardsProps, somatic practices and emotional regulation, for the days you need to come down.
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Kundalini Yoga Deck
89 cardsKriyas, breathwork, mantra and meditation, for when the energy needs moving rather than calming.
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Mudra Deck
76 cards65 hand gestures with chakra, element and benefit indications. Works alongside any style of practice.
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Ayurveda Yoga Deck
81 cardsDecides what to practice and when, by dosha, kosha and season. The lens for every other deck.
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Tarot Yoga Deck
78 cardsThe full tarot, each arcana paired with a pose or mudra. Sets the intention; any deck can fill in the practice.
Product details
- Product
- PlayPauseBe Asana Expansion Deck, 77 cards: 71 new asanas and 6 pranayamas
- Cards
- 71 brand new illustrated poses across 9 categories, numbered 83 to 153, continuing on from the Yoga Deck
- On each card
- Name in English and Sanskrit, chakra indication, focus phrase, visual and written cues, benefits and intensity level
- Pranayama
- 6 breathing technique cards, calming and energizing, each with its own benefit indications
- Included
- Printed manual plus the in-depth online manual
- Works with
- Designed as an add-on to the Yoga Deck, not a replacement. No repeated or repetition cards.
- Illustration
- Hand-illustrated by Giulia Rosa
- Production
- Sustainably manufactured in Europe on durable, moisture-resistant Italian paper stock
- Shipping
- Worldwide from Dallas, Glasgow and Venlo. No customs fees for the US, EU or UK.
- Guarantee
- 15-day money-back guarantee
Questions, answered
Is this deck suitable for beginners?
Do I need the Yoga Deck to use this one?
How is this different from the Expansion Deck?
Is this deck suitable for yoga teachers?
What are the pranayama cards for?
How do I know the sequence I made is right for me?
Is this a limited edition?
What is Asana Academy Vol 2?
Where do you ship from and what does it cost?
What if it is not for me?
What are the poses inside the deck?
- 83 Seated cat cow
- 84 Balancing table with knee to nose flow
- 85 Downward facing dog to plank flow
- 86 Revolved downward facing dog
- 87 Moon salutation
- 88 Garland pose
- 89 Noose pose
- 90 Wide legged squat over one leg
- 91 Lizard pose
- 92 Goddess pose
- 93 Extended mountain
- 94 Half lift
- 95 Palm tree pose side bend
- 96 Revolved low lunge
- 97 Revolved high lunge
- 98 Twisted reverse warrior
- 99 Revolved triangle
- 100 Reverse triangle
- 101 Humble warrior
- 102 Revolved wide legged forward bend
- 103 Shiva squat flow
- 104 Airplane pose
- 105 Standing balance one leg raised
- 106 Revolved half moon
- 107 Sphinx pose
- 108 Camel pose variation 1
- 109 Fish pose lotus variation
- 110 Downward facing dog dancer
- 111 Two legged inverted staff pose
- 112 One legged shoulder stand
- 113 Reclining angle pose
- 114 Rabbit pose
- 115 Ear pressure pose
- 116 Upward lotus pose
- 117 Embryo pose
- 118 Headstand with bound angle legs
- 119 Headstand with legs at 90°
- 120 Forearm plank
- 121 Half moon variation
- 122 Tiger pose variation
- 123 Scale pose
- 124 Celibate prep flow
- 125 Celibates pose
- 126 Side plank starfish
- 127 Side plank toe hold
- 128 Thunderbolt pose
- 129 Hero pose
- 130 Bowing yoga mudra seated
- 131 Heron pose
- 132 Gate pose
- 133 Staff pose
- 134 Revolved head to knee pose
- 135 Revolved seated angle pose
- 136 Upward seated straddle pose
- 137 Mermaid pose
- 138 Turtle pose
- 139 Peacock pose
- 140 Scorpion pose
- 141 Sage Visvamitrasana
- 142 Dragonfly pose
- 143 Twisted one legged arm balance
- 144 Flying splits pose
- 145 Frog pose
- 146 Wide child pose
- 147 Half frog pose
- 148 Crocodile pose
- 149 Reclining hand-to-big-toe pose
- 150 Reclined thunderbolt pose
- 151 Needle pose
- 152 Lotus pose
- 153 Locked lotus pose
Two decks. 153 poses.
The Yoga Deck holds the foundation, this one extends it. The numbering runs straight on, so together they are one system with 153 poses to sequence from.

Asana Expansion Deck
Seventy-one new asanas plus six pranayama cards for endless sequencing.

Yoga Deck
The core deck. Hatha and Vinyasa foundations across four difficulty tiers.
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the short version
Asana Expansion Deck at a glance
The Asana Expansion Deck is a deck of 77 hand-illustrated cards by PlayPauseBe, the yoga-deck line of Floga: 71 asanas new to the range across all nine categories, plus 6 pranayama cards. Each card shows the pose in English and Sanskrit with its chakra, focus phrase, cues, benefits and difficulty. It suits all levels, and its numbering continues from the Yoga Deck, running 83 to 153.
- What it is
- An add-on deck of 71 asanas new to the PlayPauseBe range and 6 pranayama cards, with no repeats. It also works on its own as a complete practice.
- Who it's for
- All levels, including beginners, teachers looking for fresh class material, and anyone whose self-practice has started repeating itself.
- What's inside
- 77 cards (71 asanas numbered 83 to 153 and 6 pranayama cards), a printed manual and an in-depth online manual with contraindications and sequencing suggestions.
- On every card
- The illustrated pose, its English and Sanskrit name, chakra, a focus phrase, visual and written cues, benefits and an intensity icon for difficulty. Pranayama cards carry their own benefits.
- How you use it
- Shuffle the cards into the Yoga Deck or use them alone, work through the nine categories in order, and open or close the practice with a pranayama card.
- Pairs with
- Asana Academy Vol 2, the online course covering all 71 asanas, PlayPauseBreathe for the six pranayamas, the Asana Expansion Guidebook Vol 1, and the Yoga Deck.
- Price
- $39.98 (full price $50.00). Discounts for 3+ decks.
- Shipping & returns
- Ships worldwide from Dallas, Glasgow and Venlo. Free shipping on 2 or more decks or on orders over $65, no import fees in the US, the EU and the UK. 15-day money-back guarantee.
- Made by
- PlayPauseBe, the yoga-deck line of Floga, illustrated by Giulia Rosa.