26/12/2021
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рдкрд╛рджрд╣рд╕реНрддрд╛рд╕рди (Standing forward fold ) Pad is foot, Hasta is hand, asana is the posture.
Alignment Adjustment of the (standing forward fold)
1-Open your legs hip with distance,the sit bone with distance, outer ankle to outer hip one line,legs perpendicular to the ground.
2- Now from here inhale take your hands over the head along with your ears from urdhahasthasana look front. As you exhale band forward from utthanasan. Fingers in cup safe underneath of your shoulder look front.
3- Now walk through your hands back towards to your legs,band your knees until your thighs and the chest parallel to the ground.pull the spine forward.
4-From here lift the right foot,scoop the right hand underneath of the right foot,lift the left foot scoop the left hand underneath of the left foot maintain the banded legs.Elbows straight Mount of the feet resting on the Mount of the wrist of your hands.you just scoop your entire palm until the toes touching the back wrist of your hands.Pull the fingers towards to your heel in this position your foot pushing the palm down, Palms pulling the foot up.
5- Maintain the leg Maintain the hands as it is.keep roll your thighs inwards,uper arms rolling out.Now three things will be happen will be three time, inhale lift the sit bone straighten the knees band the elbows side,lift the buttock straighten the knees band the elbows,lift the buttocks straighten the legs all the way band the elbows side roll your back temple of the head down, moove inwards your chest towards to your legs, trunk mooving towards to the Thighs extend the trunk from the waist line to the armpit, armpit to the wrist and wrist all the way to out the finger.
6- Now Stretch the spine from coccyx to the head, chin towards to the chest and crown looking towards to the mat. look the space in between your legs in this Pad Hasta Asana.
7- Pull the elbows outwards and the forwards,uper arm turning out, shoulder rolling outwards,shoulder blades away from the each other.