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Weu2019ve been explaining how to do various Yoga Poses on our blog, but did not point out specific points on how each pose could heal illnesses such as back pain and so forth. In this episode, we will list down the 3 best yoga poses for back pain that you can practice on your own and experience the magic healing.
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What are the best 3 yoga poses for back pain? We’ve been explaining how to do various Yoga Poses on our blog, but did not point out specific points on how each pose could heal illnesses such as back pain and so forth. In this episode, we will list down the 3 best yoga poses for back pain that you can practice on your own and experience the magic healing. These practices have been approved by our professional and trained Yoga Coaches. 1.Balasana (aka Child’s Pose) This is usually referred to as one of the easiest Yoga Poses in Yoga besides Savasana. It’s a gentle pose that can help you release pain in your back by stretching your lower back and ease lower back pain. How to do a balasana pose; Starting on your hands and knees, sit back and bring your hips toward your heels. Then, stretch your arms out in front of you and place your palms on the floor. Relax your forehead to the ground and pause for some big, deep breaths. If you cannot bend or reach all the way down to complete this pose as pictured, don’t worry. Do not push your body any further than it can naturally stretch.
2.Chakravakasana (aka Cat Cow Pose) Best known for massaging your spine, the cat cow pose helps to target the lower, middle and upper back pain. How to do a Chakravakasana; Start on your hands and knees with your hands shoulder-distance apart and your knees hip-distance apart. Slowly inhale and look upwards towards the sky, slightly arching your back as you do so.
Repeat this process as many times as you like, continuing to match the movements to your inhales and exhales 3.Bhujangasana (aka Cobra Pose) Another yoga pose to help stretch the back and ease back pain, cobra pose is also very simple. Start by lying on the floor, on your front. Stretch your legs back and keep the tops of your feet facing the floor. Press the tops of your feet, thighs and pelvic bone into the floor. Place your hands on the floor under your shoulders, hugging your elbows into your sides. To Know More About our Blog: https://www.flexifyme.com/blogs/what-are-the-best- 3-yoga-poses-for-back-pain/ Website: https://www.flexifyme.com/ Email: info@flexifyme.com Call Us: +91 7447440796