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Yoga - Sasangasana

What is Sasangasana?

Sasamgasana or Sasangasana is an inverting pose that maintains mobility and elasticity of the spine and back muscles. It is also called the hare pose or the rabbit pose because in Sanskrit the sasa or sasamaga means hare or rabbit. It is a good pose to practice before meditation as it refreshes the brain.

 

How to do Sasangasana?

Start in the Child’s Pose, placing forearms and hands on the ground so that hands are in line with your ears and resting on the ground. Pushing gently from you lower spine, raise yourself into your knees as you roll onto the crown of your head. Use your hands and arms as support. Then extend your arms upward, clasping your hands beyond your back.

Contract your abdominal muscles and round your spine to assist you in holding the pose. Hold for 4-8 breaths then reverse to the original position.

 

What are the benefits of practicing Sasangasana?

This inverting pose gently inverse your body and bring blood to your brain. It refreshes the brain and helps to reduce mental fatigue. It gives maximum longitudinal extension and stretch to the spine to permit the nervous system to receive proper nutrition. It improves the mobility and elasticity of the spine and back muscles. It also improves digestion and helps cure colds, sinus problems, and chronic tonsillitis.

 
Caution

Do not practice this asana if you have recent or chronic injury to the knees, back, arms or shoulders.

 
 

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