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Benefits of Chair Yoga Posture

Benefits of Chair Yoga Posture
All exercises have their most targeted point of focus, though in yoga postures some moves involve the entire body system,  but then let's look at the benefits of Chair Yoga Posture. The key thing in Yoga posture is the balance. You need to find symmetry from your feet to your body, mostly your spine and hips. Chair posture addresses the whole body in a single routine.


The chair enhances circulation and strength, it also specifically works on your ankles, knees strengthens your ligaments, help build better balance on the ground, always remember the idea behind yoga is awareness, lock your attention within yourself.

Keep your chest uplifted, spine straight.
Now put your feet together, raise your arms up, take a deep breath, been your knees as you slowly sink straight down, like you are sitting on a chair. Here like you are sitting on air…
Exhale as you relax into the pose, lift your chin up.
Inhale deeply, retain the breath for a longer count of your present capacity, then exhale afterward and still sustain the breathed our air…
Relax here for few more seconds, watch your breath come and go.
Here inhale and slowly sit up, exhale and relax.
So next let's move again into the chair pose again, move into the twist of it.
Again gently inhale as you lift your hands up, keep sinking into the chair posture again,  exhale and remain on the chair pose.
Now inhale, hold the breath, gently twist to the right side as you gently exhale, hold the pose for few more seconds as you watch your breath come and go.
Now inhale and slowly twist out to the middle…

So repeat the same thing to the left….





The chair posture involves movements of bending and twisting, in a regular Chair Yoga session, which help stimulate elimination of toxins. Each time you bend the waist in one direction or the other, our stomach promotes proper digestion and also enhances the stimulation of the lower back.


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