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Meaning of the Asana: Virabhadrasana Yoga (The Warrior Pose) is derived from the words Vira means hero or warrior, Bhadra means friend or auspicious and Asana means posture. It requires strength and stability. This pose is excellent for the overall vitality and strengthening of the body. This asana has its roots in mythology: Virabhadra is the name of the fierce warrior (an incarnation of Lord Shiva) having thousand heads, eyes and feet.
Technique :
Benefits and Limitations of the asana
Standard Benefits: Physical Level:
Strengthen legs, calf muscles, knees, thighs, shoulders, strengthen spine and spinal columns, activate function of abdominal organs
Standard Benefits: Mental Level:
Improves will power, confidence, concentration, intelligence, memory power etc.,
Specific benefits
Expands thorax, improves functioning of pancreas, Prevents back pain, stimulates the intestinal peristalsis (process of wave like muscle contractions of the alimentary tract that moves food along), strengthens thigh muscles
Standard Limitations
People with recent surgeries, knee joint pain and females during cycles and pregnancy should avoid this yogasana.