This blog post is written as part of A to Z Challenge. This involves the challenge of a blog post on a topic starting with an alphabet on each day through the entire month of April excluding Sundays starting from A to Z. My simple posts will be themed after Yoga postures with my own creations as images.
Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward facing dog) is a simple posture to reverse the action of gravity on the body and get the blood flowing to the head with out the effort of the heart. While it tones the arms and legs, also straightens the spine. Thus it helps relieve pain from upper, middle and lower back.
Disclaimer: Yoga creates simple to complex impacts on the physical body. Make sure you consult your doctor and start the practice with a trained teacher.
Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward facing dog) is a simple posture to reverse the action of gravity on the body and get the blood flowing to the head with out the effort of the heart. While it tones the arms and legs, also straightens the spine. Thus it helps relieve pain from upper, middle and lower back.
Disclaimer: Yoga creates simple to complex impacts on the physical body. Make sure you consult your doctor and start the practice with a trained teacher.
Nice start :)
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Deleteyay ! my yoga guru! :D
ReplyDeleteLOL. Your mom will pheel bad if you say so.
DeleteDeepa, same thoughts. Good yoga regimen for us. I loved the simple sketch as well. Easy and lovely - the sketch.
ReplyDeleteAll the best for the A-Zee challenge.
Joy always,
Susan
Need that every day to keep going. Otherwise, I am lazy a**!!
Deletenice sketch!!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteEven White House has started Yoga Classes... :) This might prove helpful for them.. Also in an Alphabetical order..
ReplyDeleteForget White house. There are lot Jails in US that teach Yoga as part of rehabilitation. Even the US Army and Navy has yoga as part of the daily workout regime.
DeleteVery nice theme and illustrations! A man of many talents :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. Keep that coming every day.. :-)
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