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| This dynamic group of asanas is not from the ancient tradition of yoga. It was added later. It is an effective way of loosening up, stretching and toning all the joints, muscles and internal organs of the body. It is a complete sadhana in itself. | |||||
|   | Pranamasana - Prayer pose   (Ref:lytpn0110) |   | Hasta Utthanasana - Raised arms pose   (Ref:lytpn0100) |   | Padahastasana - Hand to foot pose   (Ref:lytpn0101) |
|   | Ashwa Sanchalanasana - Equestrian pose   (Ref:lytpn0102) |   | Parvatasana - Mountain pose   (Ref:lytpn0103) |   | Ashtanga Namaskara - Salute with eight parts   (Ref:lytpn0104) |
|   | Bhujangasana - Cobra pose   (Ref:lytpn0105) |   | Parvatasana - Mountain pose   (Ref:lytpn0106) |   | Ashwa Sanchalanasana - Equestrian pose   (Ref:lytpn0107) |
|   | Padahastasana - Hand to foot pose   (Ref:lytpn0108) |   | Hasta Utthanasana - Raised arms pose   (Ref:lytpn0109) |   | Pranamasana - Prayer pose   (Ref:lytpn0110) |
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