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Kaundinyasana
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Pinch Mayurasana
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Vasishtasana
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Astavakrasana
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Tittibhasana
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Mayurasana
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Tulasana
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Balancing asanas - Brands

Balancing asanas are a group of yoga poses that require the practitioner to find balance and stability in their body, often by focusing on their center of gravity and engaging their core muscles. Here are some common balancing asanas:

  1. Tree Pose (Vrikshasana): This pose involves standing on one leg with the other foot resting on the thigh, and the arms raised above the head.
  2. Warrior III Pose (Virabhadrasana III): This pose involves standing on one leg with the other leg extended behind the body, and the arms reaching forward.
  3. Eagle Pose (Garudasana): This pose involves standing on one leg while wrapping the other leg around the standing leg, and crossing the arms in front of the body.
  4. Half Moon Pose (Ardha Chandrasana): This pose involves standing on one leg while reaching one arm towards the ground and the other arm towards the sky.
  5. Crane Pose (Bakasana): This pose involves balancing on the hands with the knees resting on the back of the arms.

Balancing asanas can be challenging and require a lot of focus and practice. It's important to start with simpler poses and gradually work up to more advanced poses. Remember to focus on your breath and engage your core muscles to help with balance and stability.


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