Yoga — 5 Basic Asanas
Below are five beginner‑friendly asanas. Practice mindfully and pain‑free. If you have chronic issues, consult a professional.
Tadasana — Mountain Pose
- Feet parallel, weight evenly distributed.
- Soft knees, neutral pelvis, crown lifts up.
- Shoulders relaxed, steady breath.
Adho Mukha Svanasana — Downward-Facing Dog
- Hands shoulder‑width+ apart, fingers spread.
- Hips back and up, long spine; heels reach toward floor.
- Neck relaxed, gaze to feet.
Virabhadrasana II — Warrior II
- Front knee over heel, back leg active.
- Hips open, arms in one line.
- Gaze past front hand.
Bhujangasana — Cobra
- Palms under shoulders, elbows back.
- Pubic bone anchors, lengthen through crown.
- Lift from thoracic, don’t crunch lower back.
Balasana — Child’s Pose
- Knees can be wide, forehead to mat/block.
- Breathe into back and waist; lengthen exhale.
- Stay 1–3 minutes, come out slowly.