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Side Plank Pose

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Kumbhakasana Plank Pose with Salony

Kumbhakasana Plank Pose with Salony

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Steps:

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  1. To begin Vasisthana, start from Plank Pose (Plankasana). You can also start from Audho Mukha Svanasana.

  2. Now, shift your weight on the right side and press firmly your right arms as you roll onto the outside of your right foot.

  3. Move the left foot and keep on the right foot. press your heels toward the floor. (In this position, your legs should be kept straight.)

  4. Your shoulders, hips, and ankles should perpendicular on top of each other.

  5. Slowly shift your left hand on the hip.

  6. Inhale as you pressing down through the right hand and try to raise your left hand from the hip. your fingers point towards the sky.

  7. And now, your entire body into one long line from the bottom to the top.

  8. If you feel comfortable, look at the fingertips.

  9. As you exhale, bring your arm down to on the hip.

  10. Maintain this position for 20 to 30 seconds.

  11. To Come back Inhale, and as you exhale, repeat this pose on your left side.

 
Benefits:

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  1. The practice of Vasisthasana (Side Plank Pose) is Builds arm, wrist and shoulder strength

  2. Its describe as a total body pose where every muscle needs to work.

  3. It also build strengthen the core muscles in the abdomen, inner thighs, and hamstrings.

  4. Vasisthasana (Side Plank Pose) is mainly done to improve the pressure on the wrists and feet.

  5. Vasisthasana helps boost energy in the body.

  6. It provide a good sense of balance.

  7. It not only stretches the body but also makes strong too.

  8. It also improve focus and concentration.

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Contraindications:​
 
  1. People has glaucoma suspect should avoid this posture.

  2. If you suffering from Carpal tunnel syndrome must be avoided practicing this asana.

  3. High blood pressure patient cannot practices this asana.

  4. If you have any kind of elbow, wrist, or shoulder injury, you must avoid this pose.


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