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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/arogyayo/public_html/blog/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Posture Theme <\/th> | Primary body parts <\/th> | Realtive Yoga Poustures <\/th> <\/tr> |
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Twisting <\/td> | Spine Sacroiliac Joints <\/td> | Pashasana(noose posture) Bharadvajasana <\/p> Ardha Matsyendrasana <\/p> Supta Urdhva Pada Vajrasana(reclining thunderbolt posture with one foot upward <\/p><\/td> <\/tr> |
Forward Bending <\/td> | Legs Spine <\/td> | Krounchasana (heron posture) <\/p> Parighasana(iron cage posture) <\/p> Tittibhasana(insect posture) <\/p><\/td> <\/tr> |
Backbending <\/td> | Spine Sacroiliac Joints <\/td> | Shalabhasana(locust posture)<\/p> Bhekasana(frog posture) <\/p> Dhanurasana(bow-shaped posture) <\/p> Parshva Dhanurasana(side bow posture) <\/p> Ushtrasana(camel posture) <\/p> Laghu Vajrasana(little thunderbolt posture) <\/p> Kapotasana(pigeon posture) <\/p> Supta Vajrasana(reclining thunderbolt posture) <\/p><\/td> <\/tr> |
Leg-behind-Head* <\/td> | Hip Joints <\/p> Sacroiliac Joints <\/p> Spine <\/p><\/td> | Ekapada Shirshasana(one-leg-behind-the-head posture) <\/p> Dvipada Shirshasana(two-legs-behind-the-head posture) <\/p> Yoganidrasana (yogic sleep posture) <\/p><\/td> <\/tr> |
Arm Balancing* <\/td> | Shoulder Joints Spine <\/td> | Pincha Mayurasana(feathers of the peacock posture) <\/p> Karandavasana(waterfowl posture) <\/p> Mayurasana(peacock posture) <\/p> Nakrasana(crocodile posture) <\/p><\/td> <\/tr> |
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