Always done a push up? If so, then you have also done plank
pose. Instead of lowering yourself to the ground as when doing a push-up, the
goal of plank pose is on the whole to hold that starting position when your
arms are extended and your body is in a straight line. This is a great way to
prepare you in both mind and body for more taxing poses, especially those
requiring balance and/or arm strength.
A tip to keep you on the true track: if you move back and
forth between Downward Facing Dog and Plank, the distance between your hand and
feet should not change.
Getting into Plank Pose:
Begin this pose in Downward Facing Dog Pose Adho Mukha
Svanasana. Inhale and draw your upper body forward until the arms are
perpendicular to the floor, shoulders over wrists.
Press the outer arms inward and firm the base of your index
fingers into the floor. Keep the neck in like with the spine. Flex the carry blades
against your back, then broaden them away from the spine.
Firm your thighs and press them up toward the sky. Resist
this pressure group by lengthening your tailbone toward the heels. Hold Plank
for 30 seconds to 1 miniature, keeping your eyes and throat soft.
Benefits of Plank Pose:
Strengthens your arms and wrists
Tones your abdominal muscles
Stretches and strengthen your spine
Provides a sense of equilibrium and stability~~
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