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6. Utilise the palm pressure and raise the trunk and legs up vertically as in Plate 233 so that the breast-bone presses the chin to form a firm chinlock. The contraction of the throat and pressing the chin against
the breast-bone to form a firm chinlock is known as Jalandhara Bandha. Remember to bring the chest forward to touch the chin and not to bring the chin towards the chest. If the latter is done, the spine is not
stretched completely and the full effect of this asana will not be felt.
7. Only the back of the head and neck, the shoulders and the upper portion of the arms up to the elbows should rest well on the floor. The remainder of the body should be in one straight line, perpendicular to
the floor. This is the final position.
8. In the beginning, there is a tendency for the legs to swing out of the perpendicular. To correct this, tighten the back thigh muscles and stretch up vertically.
9. The elbows should not be placed wider than the shoulders. Try and stretch the shoulders away from the neck and also to bring the
elbows close to each other. If the elbows are widened, the trunk cannot be pulled up properly and the pose will look imperfect. Also see that the neck is straight with the centre of the chin resting on the sternum. In the beginning, the neck moves sideways and if this is not corrected, it will cause pain and injure the neck.
10. Remain in this pose for not less than 5 minutes. Gradually increase the time to 1 5 minutes; this will have no ill effects.
1 1 . Release the hands, slide down to the floor, lie flat and relax. As the weight of the whole body is borne on the neck and shoulders and as the hands are used to support the weight this asana is called
Salamba Sarvangasana. In Sarvangasana there are various movements which can be done in addition to the basic pose described above.
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