Yoga
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20 Jun 2022
2022-06-20T12:57:50.000Z
This Pose is a great way to stretch your hamstrings, hip flexors, and quadriceps. Strengthening these muscle groups will help you maintain a full range of motion. Let's check it out: Start in a Downward-Facing Dog pose. Then Inhale and Exhale for a few breaths.
Exhale as you step your right foot to the outside of your right hand
Keep the right knee at a 90-degree angle
Inhale and bring your elbows to the floor with your forearms flat on your mat
Spread your palms out on the floor
Keep your head in a neutral, relaxed position
Exhale and press into your left heel to keep your left leg active
Stay for 10 counts
When you're ready to release from the pose, straighten your arms, step back to Downward Dog
Stay there for a few breaths
Repeat the steps starting with your left leg forward to ensure the pose is performed equally on both sides
Relax into vajrasana
And That is how you do Uttan prishthasana ( lizard pose)
Precautions: People with Sciatica, Low back problems, Hip or knee injury should avoid this pose.
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