Yoga
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16 Oct 2018
2018-10-16T09:28:17.000Z
This asana gently tones the female reproductive organs, alleviates menstrual disorders and is an excellent post- natal asana, strengthening and tightening the abdominal and pelvic region. Let's look at how it's done: Assume marjariasana, placing the palms on the floor beneath the shoulders about half a meter apart.
Move into shashankasana by pushing your hips behind and stretching the arms in front of the shoulders
Then, without moving the position of the hands, slowly move the chest and hips forward, so your entire body except the torso is on the ground
Move the chest further forward and then upward, and straighten the arms
In the final position, the arms should be straight, hips on the ground, the back arched and the head raised as in bhujangasana
The navel does not touch the floor
Slowly raise the buttocks and move backward keeping the arms straight, returning to shashankasana
Relax the whole body for a short time before starting another round
Repeat for the prescribed number of repetitions
And that's how you do Shashank Bhujangasana
Precautions: People with severe lower back injuries, any recent abdominal surgeries or ankle surgeries should avoid this pose.
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