4 Health Benefits of Doing Vrikshasana Regularly

Yoga has been a part and parcel of our life for a long time now. In the gone by days, yoga would be a form of ailment, healing many people with its natural aura and even today it persists more stronger than ever. With time new poses and exercises were formulated by the professionals as they found out how beautifully cures could be achieved through a simple game of stretching. Amongst them, the Tree Pose or rather Vriksasana is the topic of our article.
- To start off with the yoga, use a base, a mat or clothing and stand on top of it.
- In the initial stage keep your arms relaxed free falling by your side as you stand erect with your spine in attention.
- See straight and find yourself a target, something that you soon will be staring at for the next one minute or so.
- Keeping the left leg still straight and tight, you may now raise the right one and fold it from the knees so that you can position your feet on the left inner thigh, high above. Adjust your stance.
- In the initial position you might require some help so feel free to take some with your open hands.
- Once you have perfected the stance do not use your external help anymore. Slowly raise your hand, both of them, above your head, straight and join them.
- This way a stretch is formed as you start inhaling and exhaling air relaxing your body with every breath.
- Keep your gaze fixed on the prior mentioned target all this while so that you can easily balance yourself.

Health Benefits of Vriksasana

* Improves concentration


Whenever there is body balancing and gaze involved you know a little more than 1% of your careless brain is required and that is why what there is a lot of concentration required at such a time. While you balance yourself you intently gaze at a target while your mind controls your body. This is why this yoga would definitely improve your concentration skills.

* Pain reliever

You want to know why the stretching and the putting up of the arms is all about. Well there is often in a daily basis a tension that we go through in our body. this physical tension causes the muscles to knot and cause blood clot and pain therefore. This is why on a normal day we feel good after a good stretch. Once we maintain the stretch and channel our inner system, you would notice those bad backs and hip joints working perfectly.

* Neuromuscular coordination

There are nerves running down our body which forms the idea bank and the muscles simply the workers abiding the electric impulses of our body. While the brain works on maintain the body balance, the muscles and the nerves start to coordinate with each other to prevent you from being a victim of gravity.

* Flexibility

Apart from the other serious matters you can feel this exercise working towards a flexible self.
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