Yoga Poses
Yoga Pose for Day 97 - Wide Legged Seated Forward Fold (Upavistha Konasana)
Wide Legged Seated Forward Fold is called as Upavistha Konasana in Sanskrit. 'Upavistha' means 'seated' and 'kona' means 'angle.
Wide Legged Seated Forward Fold is called as Upavistha Konasana in Sanskrit. 'Upavistha' means 'seated' and 'kona' means 'angle.
Legs Up the Wall Pose provides some of the best benefits of Headstand, the King of all Yoga poses and Shoulder Stand, famously called the Queen of yoga poses. Unlike seen in the image, the pose can be performed quite easily using support which is described in the Note section below.
It will be no surprise if you feel compelled to immediately try the pose. Such is the relaxation one gets the very moment watching a practitioner perform Makarasana, as Crocodile Pose is called in English. 'Makara' means 'crocodile'.
In one of our earlier posts, we have given the benefits of Head-to-Knee Pose and how to perform the same. In Revolved Head-to-Knee Pose, you stretch your hand over your body to hold the stretched leg. ‘Parivrtta’ in Sanskrit means ‘to revolve’,
The term ‘bala’ in Sanskrit means ‘baby’. The pose gets its name owing to the resemblance of the face-down lying position of a child. Why do babies lie face down?
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