Parivrtta Parsvakonasana (Revolved Side Angle Pose) Benefits, How to Do by Yogi Ritesh- Siddhi Yoga

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LEARN How to do Parivrtta Parsvakonasana (Revolved Side Angle Pose) properly. Know the benefits and contraindications from Indian Yogi Ritesh.
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[@amandademandy]

You explain things so well, nice and slow, nice and detailed...I like very much that you give lots of variations and explain the how and why to...Also very helpful to have the drawings super imposed, for alignment...lastly again very helpful to have all the benefits/contraindications given - Thank You sincerely from a teacher in Scotland xx

[@JacquiMacquisten]

Brilliant explaination - thank you !

[@womzylinnux2062]

thanks !

[@11thdecember1956]

Impeccable explanation.. Bravo ❤

[@bhaskarallada8512]

Well explained

[@ranjeetapanda6767]

Nice explain sir 🙏🙏

[@pekkalaaksonen8384]

Best Yoga asana videos! Thank you Siddhi Yoga! Namaste!

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[@mamathasrinivas3716]

Beautifully explained
Do you take classes in Bangalore

[@lakshmimeda7732]

Subtitles come at bottom and we can hardly see posture details

[@Ancient.hindu.civilian5905]

*Who should do and who shouldn't do this asana?*

[@heidilaw4]

2.15 1st variation: high lunge
3.54 2nd variation: low lunge/from down dog

[@ganesanu9169]

Is there heel to heel alignement here or not

[@SiddhiYogaInter]

Traditionally, we used to place heels in line with each other. However, if you are someone who find balancing difficult then, in that case, choose larger base of support, meaning keep more gap between the legs for support.