Naukasana (Boat Posture)
While practicing this posture, your body resembles a boat. Naukasana (Boat Pose) is helpful for people suffering from diabetes and dyspepsia.
- Lie on your abdomen with your chest and chin resting on the floor. Keep your legs straight and close together.
- Take your arm in front, to the side of your head; and keep them parallel to each other. Let the palms face the ground.
- Now you will be in a position where your head is between your arms. Make your forehead touch the ground.
- As you inhale, raise your arms, head, neck, trunk and legs simultaneously. Lift them as high as possible without bending your legs.
- Your back will be arched in such a way that only the lower part of your abdomen will touch the ground. The entire weight of your body will be balanced at the abdomen.
- While exhaling, return to the initial position by first bringing the head and trunk to the floor.
- Lie on the floor as in the initial position.
Naukasana should not be practiced by people suffering from hypertension, heart disease and lumbar spondilitis.
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