Dhanurasana | Bow Pose
Revitalizing the Entire Spine and Increasing Energy
Dhanurasana, or Bow Pose, involves lying on the stomach, bending the knees, and reaching back to grasp the ankles. The chest and legs are lifted off the floor, aiming to open the rib cage, increase spinal flexibility, and stimulate the abdominal organs.
Chin on the floor. Hold your feet from the outside, exactly 2 inches below the toes.
Five fingers together -- Make sure thumbs touching with the index fingers. Please don't lose the grip.
Six inches apart between the knees and the toes. Wrists straight, pointed toes.
Arms and legs should look like 2 wheels in one base. Take a deep breath, and gently both legs kick up towards the ceiling. Look up and kick up.
Kick your legs back. Continuously keep kicking, don't stop kicking.
Roll forward, until your toes are in the center from the side. Kick back more, harder.
Head up more. Kick your legs behind you.
Wrists straight more. Keep your knees in, pointed toes.
Kick back more. Kick harder. Slowly lower down, and you Relax. Complete Relax.
[2" Set, additional dialogue, corrections]: Wrists and elbows straight.
Arms and legs -- 2 wheels in one base. Keep your knees in, toes out (pointed),
to keep your heels, toes, knees, hands, everything 6 inches apart. 80% air hold in the lungs.
20% going out through the nose, without a sound. 110% strength you've got to use,
to create 360° degree angle backward bending (against the gravitation).