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Vrikshasana can be described as a standing posture that improves balance, focus, and mental clarity. The name is derived from Sanskrit word \u2018Vriksa\u2019, which means \u201ctree,\u201d and Asana, which means \u201cpose.\u201d The practitioner has to sit on one foot with the opposite leg bent so that the footrests in the inner thigh. The hands are extended upwards with the palms close to each other.<\/p>

How to do Vrikshasana ?<\/strong><\/p>

\u2981 Keep your posture straight.
\u2981 Keep your balance with your leg, then lift your left leg. Bend your right leg towards the knee.
\u2981 Now, place your left foot on the left side of your thigh. You should ensure that the toes of your right foot are facing downwards.
\u2981 Begin by joining your palms in a prayer at your chest level. Now, extend your arms above your head until the hands stretch upwards.
\u2981 Maintain the position as you breathe deep.
\u2981 Lower your arms until chest level, then split your palms.
\u2981 The right leg straightens, then sits up straight again.
\u2981 Repeat the same posture using your left leg.<\/p>

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Benefits of Vrikshasana (Tree Pose)<\/strong><\/h3>

\u2981 It improves leg strength and also opens the hips.
\u2981 It improves your neuromuscular coordination.
\u2981 It improves the balance of your body and improves endurance.
\u2981 It increases alertness and improves concentration.
\u2981 It can help people suffering from sciatica (nerve leg pain)<\/p>

Vrikshasana Contraindications:<\/strong><\/h3>

\u2981 Surgery and Injury: As a hip opener that also places pressure on the knees, ankles, and shoulders, students who have any kind of injury relating to these joints must avoid this kind of activity.
\u2981 Physical Strength and Ailment: As this posture requires fundamental strength in your muscles that are located in hips, legs, and back, those who suffer from issues with the body\u2019s physical structure should go slowly or avoid the exercise altogether.
\u2981 The lack of body-breath connections: Vrikshasana is a practice that requires focus and awareness. If you do not have a thorough understanding of the breath-body connection, the practice can cause disturbance to the energy levels and derail the intention behind the practice.<\/p>

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