In this asana the body is
arched as if to form a bridge. So this asana
is called setubandhasana. This asana is
quite easy to practice. Persons of any age
can practice this asana.
Benefits
•
Physical:
•
Helps release
wind
•
Helps strengthen lower back
and front thigh muscles
•
Makes the spine flexible
and active.
•
Increases blood flow to the
head. Relaxes the mind
Techniques: 1. Lie supine on the back, keep
both the legs together, both the hands on
the ground - parallel to each other, biceps
touching the ears.
2. Bend both the knees and bring the heels
near the buttocks, soles resting on the
ground.
3. Keep the palms below the head, elbows
resting on the ground.
4. Press both the soles against the ground
and raise the hips, keeping the shoulders
on the ground.