- Stand erect with legs together, hands by the side of the thighs.
- Make two or two and half feet distance between two legs and raise both the hands towards each side, so to make a parallel line with shoulder.
- Now bending lateral towards right side, slowly bring your right hand downward and bring left hand towards sky.
- Slowly bring your right hand upto the right ankle.
- Now slowly return to the original position. Stand erect and keep the hands parallel to the shoulderline. Distance between legs will also continue.
- The same should be repeated from the left side by bringing your left hand towards left ankle. This makes one round of Konasana.
Remember :-
- Do not jump to make distance between two legs.
- If it is difficult to attain final position on very first day, increase the practice gradually.
- Its practice makes the spine flexible.
- This is advantageous in back pain (hip).
- Those suffering from cervical and lumbar spondilitis and hypertension should not practise it.