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Rope Pulling (Rajju Karshanasana)

Rajju Karshanasana is an Indian translation for Rope Pulling. You can learn this asana as below:

Routine Benefits
Breathing Pattern  
Consciousness  

Routine:

  • Get in the primary position - Sit on yoga mat or floor and keep your legs stretched together.
  • Maintain your toes ceiling ward and the heel on the floor.
  • Place both hands on the floor alongside the waist.
  • Keep your spinal chord and the neck straight.
  • Breathe easy and keep your eyes closed.
  • Remain conscious towards your body balance.
  • Now contemplate about pulling a hanging rope with alternate hands.

  • Open your eyes with ease.
  • Clench the fingers to form a fist.
  • Inhale and reach up with the right hand as if to grasp the rope at a higher end.

  • Do not allow the elbows to bend.
  • Look upwards.
  • Exhale deep and act as if pulling the rope downwards.
  • Follow the downward movement with the eyes.
  • Repeat this with the left hand and complete the cycle.
  • Practice this with both the hands ten times.

Breathing Pattern:

  • Inhale when you raise the arm.
  • Exhale when you lower the arm.

Consciousness:

  • On the breath and the movement of hands upward and downward.

  • On the shoulder muscles and the back.

Benefits:

  • Works up the arms muscles taut and strong.
  • Firms up the breast among women and develops chest muscles for men.

  • Loosens the shoulder joints and stretches the upper back muscles.

  • Also beneficial for long hour computer operator.
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Techniques adapted from Asana, Pranayama, Mudra, Bandha by Swami
Satyananda published by Yoga Publications Trust, Munger, Bihar.

            
      

 
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