Name: – Ananda Balasana Meaning: – Happy baby pose The meaning of “Ananda” is happy, blissful, joy e.t.c. and “Bala” means child. Ananda balasana is also known as happy child pose or the dead bug pose, because while attempting this pose your body looks like both nearly. But happy child pose sounds to be more […]
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In Sanskrit meaning of Bala is ‘child’ and the meaning of Asana is the seat, pose, or posture. This Asana is a counter posture for different asanas and is normally attempted prior and then afterward Sirsasana. Balasana is a curve or bend pose, which extends and discharges the spine and lower back. You can utilize
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In Sanskrit Kurma implies Turtle or Tortoise, in this Asana your body looks similar to the tortoise in the final step of this pose on the ground. When we watch a tortoise, we see that just the hands and legs distend out from the shell. In the last position, this asana mirrors the tortoise. Kurmasana
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The word ‘Chaturanga Dandasana’ comes from Sanskrit, in which the meaning of Chatur is “four”, Anga means “limbs”, danda means “staff” and meaning of Asana is the seat, pose or posture. In this pose our both hands and legs are used so that’s why this is called a four-limbed staff pose and also known as
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In this Asana, Urdhva stands for ‘Upward’, and the Meaning of Mukha is ‘face’, the meaning of Svana is ‘dog’ so it is called Upward facing dog pose or Urdhva Mukha Svanasana. While performing this asana your body posture is very similar to the dog. The Upward-Facing Dog or the Urdhva Mukha Svanasana is a
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The name ‘Vrikshasana’ is comes from Sanskrit, in which ‘Vriksha’ means Tree and meaning of Asana is to seat, pose or posture. When this pose is performed effectively, it would seem that a tree. As it were, you stop like a tree in the last position of this stance. The leg that you are remaining
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Sanskrit: – Karnapidasana Other Names: – Knee touching to ear pose, Ear pressure pose, knee to ear pose Preparatory Pose: – Forward folds, hare pose, child pose, shoulder stand, Adho mukho Asana Strengthens: – Vertebral column, Lungs Stretches: – Vertebral column, Shoulders Follow –up asanas: – Eight-Crooks pose (Astavakrasana) Fish pose (Matsyasana), Four-Limbed staff Pose
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Name: – Adho Mukha Svanasana. Sanskrit: – अधोमुखश्वानासन| Other Names: – Downward dog, downward facing dog pose. Position type: – forward bend. Preparatory Poses: – Uttanasana, Phalakasana. Follow -up poses: – Sirsasana, Uttanasana. Adho Mukha Svanasana is made from the Sanskrit words; in which meaning of Adho is ‘down’ Mukha means ‘face’ Svana means ‘dog’ and
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Sanskrit Name: – Markatasana. Meaning: – Monkey. Position: – Lying Down. In the Sanskrit language the meaning of word “Markat” is monkey so this Asana or pose named as Markatasana or Monkey pose. This is a great Asana for improving your spine flexibility and it is beneficial for the digestive system. Markatasana is best for strong
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