Yoga Reverse Triangle
Sanskrit name: Parivrtta Trikonasana
English name: Revolved Triangle Pose
Chinese name: inverted triangle
(par-ee-vrit-tah trik-cone-AHS-anna)
parivrtta = Torsion
trikona = triangle
efficacy
Strengthen and stretch your legs
Stretch your hips and spine
Open your chest to enhance breathing
Relieves mild back pain
Stimulate abdominal organs
Improve balance
The inverted triangle pose strengthens the muscles of the thighs and calves and the tendons of the legs. This yoga pose increases blood circulation in the lower part of the spine, so the spine and back muscles are well trained, and the chest is fully stretched. This position eliminates back pain, improves abdominal organ function, and strengthens hip muscles.
warning
Practitioners with back or spinal injuries must practice under the guidance of an experienced yoga instructor or avoid this pose. You need to avoid the "inverted triangle" if you have:
hypotension
migraine
Diarrhea, diarrhea
headache
insomnia
cultivation technique
1. Stand in mountain style. "Inhale" Separate your legs by 90-105 centimeters, raise your arms horizontally to your shoulders, palms down, and arms parallel to the ground.
2. Turn your right foot 90 degrees to the right and your left foot 60 degrees to the right, keeping your left leg extended and your knees straight.
3."Exhale" the trunk and left leg turn to the right together, so that the left palm is close to the ground on the outside of the right foot
4. Stretch the right yoga arm upward so that it is in line with the left arm. Keep your eyes on your right thumb.
5. Keep your knees straight, don't leave the toes of your right foot off the ground, and pay attention to the outside of your left foot also touching the ground.
6. Stretch shoulders and shoulder blades
7. Hold this position for 30 seconds and breathe normally.
8."Inhale" Lift your left hand from the ground, turn your trunk back to the starting position, and return to the first step.
9."Exhale" Repeat this posture on the left side
Adjuvant treatment applications
constipation
digestive problems
asthma
low back pain
of sciatica
anatomical concerns
ankle
calf
hips
inguinal
waist
abdominal
shoulder
Spine (Internship Editor: Zhang Xing)