Posted on October 29, 2009 in Yoga Benefits
Dwi Pada Dandasana, is a very difficult asana to start off with. It requires a lot of practice for any person to expertise in it. Do not perform this pose until and unless you establish good grip over back bending. Initially, one can start with Ustrasana, which is called as the (the Camel Pose).
It is always recommended to perform the poses under the guidance of a trainer, especially those who have never tried yoga and who are less flexible.
Benefits:
- Heart opening pose, with physical and emotional effects
- Expands and opens chest to a great extent
- Make room between vertebrae in back-bends
- This pose gives complete body stretching exercises
- This Pose inspires many glands and organs: thyroid, pineal, pituitary and adrenal glands.
- Improves respiration and blood circulation by providing space in the lungs.
- Enhance shoulder and spine flexibility
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Strengthens and energizes the whole body
- Builds self confidence
- Develops dignity and silence of mind.
Safety Measures:
- Do not perform Dwi Pada Dandasana, or the two legged exercises, if you are undergoing any of the following problems.
- Slip disc problems or Spinal nerve damage
- Chronic shoulder dislocations
- During Pregnancy
- In case of retina problems
- Uncontrollable high blood pressure
You have to self-judge on how good you are performing yoga poses. If you experience severe pain during the pose, then it’s a sign to stop and relax.
Never try these poses without proper guidance
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