Yoga
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20 Jun 2022
2022-06-20T12:57:50.000Z
This posture stretches your wrists, hamstrings, shoulders, hips, and your spine. It also Improves the function of your abdominal organs and is beneficial for your digestive system. Let's check it out.
Stand in a mountain pose
Spread the legs and keep them 3-4 feet apart
Turn your right foot outwards to 90 degrees and left foot at a 45-degree angle
Simultaneously turn your upper body to the right side
Stretch your arms to the side parallel to the floor
Rotate the shoulders internally and bring your palms to the reverse prayer pose
Draw the shoulders back and open up the chest
Inhale lengthening your spine
Exhale and bend forward, pushing the hips backward
Try to bring the chest to your shin and belly touching your thigh
Inhale and lift the torso pressing the back heel firmly on the ground
This is the final position
Release the arms and bring them on your hips
Repeat it on the opposite side as well And that's how you do Parsvottanasana
Precautions: people with High or low blood pressure, Migraine, Low back pathologies, Ankle, knee, or hip injury should avoid this pose.
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