The exercise is designed to address back muscle discomfort and reduce tension.
- Stand upright with approximately three feet separating your legs.
- Position both hands on your waist sides.
- Gradually arch your upper body backward.
- Maintain this position and count 10.
- Return to the starting stance, reversing your movements.
Repeat 3 times. Then take rest.
Important: Experienced practitioners may increase their backward bend. This is not advisable for beginners - progress cautiously and avoid excessive spinal arching.
Benefits: Relieves pain in the back muscles and reduces tension, tiredness and other psychosomatic disorders. Strengthens muscles and improves flexibility.