Viparita Karani or Legs-Up-The-Wall Pose is a profoundly restorative yoga posture, and serves as a substitute for shoulder stand. The name originates from the Sanskrit terms
Viparita Karani or Legs-Up-The-Wall Pose is a profoundly restorative yoga posture, and serves as a substitute for shoulder stand. The name originates from the Sanskrit terms 'Viparita,' signifying inverted, and 'karani,' translating to action. Although the name suggests that your legs should be up on a wall, one can practice the posture anywhere they can prop their legs up. To maximize its benefits, ensure proper support with blankets beneath the neck and utilize a wall or a similarly tall, flat, upright surface to aid the legs.
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