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Hip Opener Asanas

Low Lunge Anjaneyasana
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Firelog
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Badhakonasana
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Utthan Pristhasana - Lizard Pose
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Padmasana - The Lotus Pose
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Tree Pose
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Low Lunge Anjaneyasana
Firelog
Badhakonasana
Utthan Pristhasana - Lizard Pose
Padmasana - The Lotus Pose
Tree Pose
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Anjaneyasana – Low Lunge Pose

Benefits

  • Opens up the hips
  • Heart and chest opener
  • A gentle back bend

Agnistambhasana – Firelog Pose

Benefits

  • Stretches the hips, psoas, glutes, inner thighs, groin, ankles, quadriceps and hamstrings.
  • A very deep hip opener.
  • Reduces fat: By engaging all of the lower body Heals lower back pain
  • Enhances sexual health
  • Benefit the nervous system
  • Stimulates the sacral chakra

Badhakonasana – Butterfly Pose

Benefits

  • Improves flexibility in the groin and hip region.
  • A deep hip opener.
  • Stretches the inner and outer thighs, groins, and knees.
  • Removes fatigue from long hours of standing and walking.
  • Butterfly pose offers relief from menstrual discomfort and menopause symptoms.

Utthan Pristhasana – Lizard Pose

Benefits

  • Opens up the hips
  • Tones up the shoulders and chest.
  • Reduces extra belly fat.
  • Tones the glutes mscles
  • Tones and tightens the quadriceps and hamstrings muscle

Vrikshasana -Tree Pose

Benefits

  • Improves balance and stability in the legs
  • Strengthens the ligaments and tendon of the feet
  • Strengthens and tones the entire standing leg, up to the buttocks
  • Assists the body in establishing pelvic stability
  • Strengthen the bones of the hips and legs due to the weight-bearing nature of the pose

Padmasana – The Lotus Pose

Benefits

  • Opens up the hips
  • Stretches the ankles and knees
  • Calms the brain
  • Increases awareness and attentiveness
  • Keeps the spine straight
  • Improves the posture
  • Eases menstrual discomfort and sciatica
  • Helps keeping joints and ligaments flexible
  • Stimulates the spine, pelvis, abdomen, and bladder