Struggling to get into Upavishta Konasana(Wide Angle Seated Forward Bend)? Look no further! At Ganga Yogshala, we provide you with step-by-step instructions to learn how to do this amazing yoga posture. With us, you'll learn how to breathe, align your body and even make adjustments to fit your individual needs. Join us today and unlock the power of Upavishta Konasana for yourself! Learn the steps for Upavishtakonasana, a seated forward bend yoga pose. This gentle and calming posture will help to relax your body, reduce stress, promote flexibility in the spine, and strengthening the back muscles. ============================================================ Step 1: Sit on the floor with legs extended out in front (Dandasana). Step 2: Use a blanket, bolster or block for extra lift in the spine if needed. Step 3: Exhale and open the legs wide. Reach out through your heels and press though the balls of the feet. Step 4: Draw the thigh muscles up. Look up, lift your chest and extend your spine. Step 5: Exhale and extend forwards from the pelvis. Keep the length in your spine as you walk your hands forward between your legs. Step 6: Reach through the crown of your head towards your feet. Step 7: On each exhalation, sink a little deeper. Step 8: Stay for thirty seconds to one minute, or longer if comfortable. Inhale, release the hands and slowly come up. Bring the legs together. ========================================================= Benfits of Upavistha Konasana..... - Fatigue - Detox - Anxiety - Infertility - Stress - Menstruation - Stretches the Adductor Muscles - Activates Joint Muscles - Strengthens Supporting Muscles of Spine - Helps to Get Rid of Excessive Fat There are Numerous Benefits of practicing Upavistha Konasana but there are Containdications too .. Contraindications of Upavistha Konasana... - People with herniated disks should consult a doctor before performing this asana. This pose is also not suitable for Individuals with back, hips, knees, and hamstring injuries. Therefore, in case of a tear in your groin and hamstring area, it is recommended that you don’t practice the Wide Angle Seated Forward Bend Pose. - Upavistha Konasana puts a lot of pressure on your inner thighs and the back of your knees. If you find this pressure to be unbearable, then it is recommended that you give this asana a miss. - Lastly, if you are pregnant, then practicing this pose is a big no as it can end up causing problems in the future. ========================================================= Feel Free to Visit our Website and Our Social Handles:: Website 👉 http://www.gangayogshala.com Instagram 👉 https://instagram.com/ Facebook 👉 https://www.facebook.com/ ***** #yoga #fitness #exercise #upavisthakonasana #wideangleseatedforwardbend #forwardbendseated #forwardbendyoga #iyengaryoga