Yoga
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25 Aug 2022
2022-08-25T11:58:54.000Z
This posture strengthens the arm and shoulder muscles and stretches the chest. It loosens up the legs and develops a sense of balance and stability. Let's look at how it's done.
Sit in padmasana
Insert the hands between the calves and thighs, near the knees
Place the palms of the hands firmly on the floor with the fingers pointing forward
Keeping the head straight and the eyes fixed on a point in front, raise the body from the floor, balancing it only on the hands
Come back to padmasana and slowly release the asana by straightening your legs
And that's how you do Kukkutasana
Precautions: People with back pain, neck pain, wrist injury, hernia, high blood pressure or heart disease should avoid this pose.
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