Yoga
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16 Oct 2018
2018-10-16T09:28:17.000Z
The chest expands and the lungs get more oxygen. Sharpens eyesight and strengthens the back and increases the elasticity of the spine. Let's look at how it's done: Lie on the back with the knees bent and the heels touching the ground near your hips. This is the starting position.
The feet and knees should be about 30 cm apart
Place the palms on the floor beside the head with the fingers pointing downwards
Put pressure on the hands and slowly move your hips and knees forward
Now, using your hands and feet lift your body up to create a semi-circle
Extend your feet and come on your toes
Hold for as long as your body allows
Release and return to the starting position
Repeat for the prescribed number of repetitions
And that's how you do Chakrasana
Precautions: Avoid doing Chakrasana if your blood pressure is very high or low, or if you feel dizzy while or after doing it
Avoid doing it if you've had abdominal surgery or hernia or spinal/ cardiac problems
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