Yoga
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20 Jun 2022
2022-06-20T12:57:50.000Z
This posture challenges and improves balance, Tones the abdominal organs, Strengthens the shoulders, arms, and back, Opens the hips. Let's check it out.
Start in dandasana
Cross your left ankle just above your right knee and flex your foot
Twist your upper body to the right
Position the arch of your left foot against the back of your left arm
Bring your fingertips to the floor
Place your palms on the floor to your right, shoulder-width apart
Bend your elbows and shift your bodyweight onto your hands Extend your right leg to the left and draw your elbows together
Balance yourself in the pose for several breaths
Exhale and bend your right leg, then slowly release the pose
Change sides
And that's how you do a Parsva bhuja dandasana
Precautions: Anyone with an injury or pain in elbow, knee, pelvis, spinal, neck, wrist, and any of such joints should avoid this pose.
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