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Warrior pose I – Virabhadrasana I  |
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| Purpose |
| The Warrior pose aids in deep breathing, relives
stiff neck and shoulders, strengthens the legs and
trims the hips. Very energizing posture. |
| How to |
| Stand with your feet 3–4 feet apart. Turn
your right foot out and left foot in. Bend your
left knee to a right angle and rotate your body
to the right directly in line with the left leg.
Raise both arms above the head with palms into prayer.
Look straight ahead. The back leg should be fully
active pressing into the floor. Push down on your
back heel. Extend upwards through the spine and
flowing out the fingertips and in the same time
allow the sitting bones to fall down towards the
earth. To ensure you don’t collapse the lower
back, draw the ribs in. The drishti (gazing point)
is the thumbs, so drop the head back very gently.
Stay there for five deep breaths. |
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