Upward facing dog

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Upward Facing Dog, also known as Urdhva Mukha Svanasana, is a popular yoga pose that stretches the chest, shoulders, and spine, while also strengthening the arms and wrists. Proper alignment in this pose is crucial to avoid strain and injury. Here you can find some alignment tips for Upward Facing Dog.

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Benefits of Practicing Upward-Facing Dog: Upward-Facing Dog stretches the chest and spine while strengthening the wrists, arms, and shoulders. Strengthening and opening the upper body and chest improves posture and can be therapeutic for asthma. Upward Dog creates suppleness in the back torso and abdomen, which stimulates the abdominal organs and improves digestion. It also

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