Salamba Sarvangasana - Shoulder Stand

Salamba Sarvangasana – Shoulder Stand Sah-lahm-bah Sar-van-GAS-ah-nah. Salamba = Supported. Sarva = Entire. Anga = Body or Limb. Asana = Steady Pose or Posture. This posture is often just referred to as Sarvangasana. This posture is great for digestion, calming the mind and increasing focus. It also helps to balance the endocrine system. It is a soothing posture when practiced correctly. It is an advanced posture and care should always be taken. How to Perform Sarvangasana Lie on your back and roll your knees in towards your forehead. Allow the hips to leave the floor and then bend your elbows placing your hands to your lower back for support. Make sure that your chin is lifted a little so that the back of the neck is not on the floor. Now slowly extend your legs straight up above your pelvis.

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