Monday, March 2, 2015

The procedure of Adwasan

The procedure of Adwasan
Lie on your stomach keeping the legs straight. Spread the hands forward while touching head and relax loosening the entire body as in shavasan.
The procedure of Jyeshtikasan -- The posture is like adwasan except that the fingers of hands are clasped together and placed at the back of the head.
The procedure of Vajrasan -- Kneel on the floor. Spread the soles of the feet so that toe of one foot rests on the toe of the other. Knees should be touching each other and heels should be spread and the base of the body should rest on these. Remember, heels should be touching the sides of the hips. Plsce the hands on the knees, palms down.
The procedure of Ushtrasan -- The first procedure of Ustrasan with the knees apart and ankles by the side of the buttocks. Keep the feet flat behind the body. Stand on the knees. Twist to the right, reach back with right hand and try to hold the left heel or ankle. Left hand should be raised upward straight perpendicular over the head, and palm should be facing front side. The weight of the upper body should be on the left ankle. Repeat the process in the opposite direction.
The second procedure of Ushtrasan -- Come to the posture of ushtrasan first. Stand on the knees. Bend backward slowly reaching for the right heel with the right hand and then the left heel with the left hand. Bend the neck and body backward to the extent possible. With the support of knees, come back to normal position.
The procedure of Shalabhasan --- Place the palms under the thighs in supine posture. Legs should be stretched. Lift the stomach and legs up. Legs should not be touching each other. Stay in this position for a while and then come back to normal state.

The procedure of Ardhashalabhasan --- Lie down on the stomach and palce the palms under thighs. Let one let be stretched on the ground and lift the other leg up to the extent possible. After remaining in this state for some time come back to normal state. Repeat the procedure with the other leg.

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