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In the winter season, as weather changes, people often experience body pain, including joint pain.
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The freezing temperatures only intensify the discomfort. However, there are various ways to alleviate joint pain during this winter season.
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Here are 10 yoga asanas to explore.
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Tadasana: Stand tall with feet together, grounding through all four corners. This pose helps improve posture, balance, and strengthens the knees.
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Marjarasana: Flow between arching and rounding your back to promote flexibility and ease tension in the spine, shoulders, and wrists.
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Balasana: A restorative pose that stretches the hips, thighs, and ankles, providing relief to the lower back.
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Setu Bandhasana: Lift your hips towards the sky, engaging the legs and opening the chest, which can help alleviate discomfort in the knees and back.
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Adho Mukha Svanasana: Stretch the entire body, including the legs, arms, and spine, enhancing overall flexibility and reducing stiffness.
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Vrikshasana: Focus on balance and concentration, strengthening the ankles and legs while improving stability and joint mobility.
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Supta Matsyendrasana: Gently twist the spine to release tension in the back and hips, promoting better circulation and flexibility.
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Virabhadrasana II: A powerful standing pose that strengthens the legs and opens the hips, enhancing joint flexibility and stability.
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Dandasana: Seated with legs stretched out in front, this pose helps improve posture and strengthens the muscles supporting the spine.
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Savasana: End your practice with deep relaxation, lying on your back, allowing the body to absorb the benefits and promoting overall well-being.
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Caution: Prioritise safety in your winter yoga practice; Consult a healthcare professional before attempting these yoga asanas. If you have existing health concerns or injuries, seek personalised advice.
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