People photo created by yanalya – www.freepik.com<\/a><\/p>\nVariation:<\/span><\/p>\nPlace the right hand on the inside of the bent right foot and grab the foot from the outside above the right ankle, fingers on the arch and thumb on the upper side of the foot.<\/p>\n
3. Place the left foot on the ground and the left palm on the left hip while fixing the front half of the left thigh muscle.
\nIn this pose, we breathe two cycles of air.
\nTo better concentrate while maintaining equilibrium, let’s concentrate on a point in front of us.<\/p>\n
4. Extend the right leg forward first on the exhale.To go to Utthita hasta padangusthasana, straighten and stretch the right leg’s knee as much as possible, and pull it up as much as possible.I, like the girl in black, breathe in it for two cycles, and longer if we are unable to move to another posture, such as to the side.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Variation:<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nUse a belt if your knee and groin tendons are too tight and stiff to fully expand when your leg is lifted.
\nKeep your hand wrapped around the arch of the right or left sole and lift the leg tight.<\/p>\n
5. Move on to another variation once you’ve calmed down and stabilized in Utthita hasta padangusthasani I.
\nMove the right leg to the right side while keeping it stretched.
\nThe objective is to raise it as high as possible while keeping the body straight; do not tilt it to the side.<\/p>\n
6. Stay in the position for 30-60 seconds, breathing normally. Then, with the inhale, first return the right leg to the center, in front of the torso, and with the exhale, lower it to the ground, to the initial position of the “mountain.” Let’s repeat this pose with the left foot for the same amount of time.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Notes:<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nPeople with stiff groin and knee tendons who have problems keeping their balance should start by resting their upper sole against the wall.
\nA chair with a backrest, placed against a wall with a lightly folded blanket on the backrest, can also be used as a support.
\nPlace the outstretched leg on the back of the chair and firmly press the heel against the wall.<\/p>\n