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Parivritta-Trikonasana

Reversed Triangle posture

Parivritta-Trikonasana (Reversed Triangle posture) Step-by-step yoga pose guide | Ayushman Yog

Technique:

  • Stand straight, placing your right foot forward and left foot back. Ensure that your right foot is aligned with the long side of the mat and your left foot is aligned with the short side of the mat.

  • Inhale and extend both arms sideways, keeping them parallel to the floor, keeping shoulders aligned with hips.

  • Exhale and twist from the waist. Lower your torso, aim to keep the left hand beside the right foot on the floor. Keep the right arm reaching toward the ceiling.

  • Keep the chest open stacking the right shoulder directly over      the left shoulder.

  • Gaze can be toward the raised hand or down, depending on the neck's comfort.

  • Hold for 5-10 deep breaths.

  • Gently release and repeat on the other side.

Complementary Asana: Self-complementary.


Bhava: Gyan and Aishwarya Bhava


Benefits and Therapeutic Applications:

  • The deep spinal twist improves thoracic and lumbar mobility  while stimulating digestive organs, aiding in detoxification and metabolism.

  • Engages obliques and transverse abdominis to support the twist and stabilize the sacroiliac region, crucial for back health and daily movements.

  • Stretches the hamstrings and mobilizes tight hips, while engaging the quadriceps and glutes to build strength and endurance, improving overall lower body flexibility and stability.

  • Requires coordination and alignment of the spine, pelvis,      and shoulders, key for posture correction and neuromuscular control.

  • The integrated physical and breath engagement sharpens focus and supports emotional regulation, aiding in anxiety management and inner steadiness.

Contraindications: Severe Back Injuries, hip Injuries, neck Issues, pregnancy (especially third trimester)

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