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What point should be kept in mind while performing of Ardhashalabhasana? Avoid bending the knee, Avoid j erk Unbearable strain, Avoid pelvic tilt, All of the above

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Answered by skyfall63
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d) All of the above

Explanation:

"Ardha Shalabhasana" is an excellent Yoga Pose for the back pain & pelvic organs. It helps to tone the back muscles, and is recommended for the management of slipped disc & sciatica, and it improves blood circulation.

The asana must be performed in the following way

  • Lie "flat on the stomach" with the hands "under the thighs",  hands clenched, palms downwards.
  • Keep "both the legs" straight all thru the practice.
  • Place the "chin on the floor", "slightly stretched" forward to give the "best possible stretch" to the "neck nerves & muscles".
  • Using the "back muscles", raise the "left leg" as high as possible, keeping the other leg straight, relaxed & in contact with the floor.
  • Retain this position  as long as is "possible without strain".
  • Do not twist/tilt the pelvis.
  • Lower the "leg to floor".
  • Repeat the same movt with the other (right) leg.

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Answered by PADMINI
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All the given options should be kept in mind while performing Ardhashalabhasana.

  • While performing Ardhashalabhasana, we should Avoid bending the knee, Avoid j erk Unbearable strain, Avoid pelvic tilt.
  • Asana generally means a posture. It is the yoga pose of the body.
  • There are mainly 84 yoga asanas. Trikonasana, Tadasana, Naukasana, Bhujangasana, Vajrasana, etc are basic important asanas.
  • It is believed that Patanjali is the father of the yoga asanas. International yoga day is celebrated on 21st June every year all over the world.
  • Ardhashalabhasana is a half locust pose. This asana is performed in a prone position.
  • This asana helps to strengthen the back muscles and helps in digestion problems.
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