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Anjuum khanna, Personal Trainer - Yoga poses for weight gain

Updated: Dec 29, 2020



Anjuum Khanna, Personal Trainer -Burnt out on getting with your family members, "Doesn't your mother feed you well?" Or from your companions that "You are excessively thin". Above all else, we might want to state out and out that your body is yours to feel pleased with. There is in no way like excessively slim or not very dainty. Be that as it may, it is imperative to eat well, work out and be sound. In the event that you might want to dispose of your lean or meager edge, at that point attempt yoga for weight gain.


Despite the fact that you've changed your dietary patterns, you actually stay slim? If so with you, at that point you've halted at the correct spot. What's more, yoga is the response to every one of these inquiries. Notwithstanding, it's imperative to comprehend the reason for your slenderness, if this is a direct result of some sickness, genetic or mutilated eating regimen plan or some other.


A fit body isn't one that is fundamentally torn and siphoned; a fit body is high on endurance, solid from the inside and contains a fit passionate prosperity. Our feelings are answerable for a huge level of illnesses in the body. The psyche assumes a significant part in a solid, well-working body. It is just characteristic at that point, that yoga aficionados and professionals give close consideration to reflection and other non-actual parts of yoga."


There aren't asanas which would legitimately affect expanded bulk. Or maybe, on the off chance that one needs to put on weight, they need to rehearse yoga acts routinely - which will help in better processing and would thus expand the eating regimen of the person. He adds, "Yoga will carry your metabolic rate to an optimum level."


1. Vajrasana (Diamond pose, Thunderbolt pose)


Vajrasana pose is a basic sitting yoga pose. Its name comes from the Sanskrit word vajra, which implies thunderclap or jewel.


You can get into the Vajrasana pose in six basic steps:


  1. Start by stooping on the floor. Consider utilizing a yoga tangle for comfort.

  2. Arrange your knees and lower legs and point your feet in accordance with your legs. The bottoms of your feet should confront upward with your huge toes contacting.

  3. Breathe out as you sit back on your legs. Your hindquarters will lay behind you and your thighs will lay on your calves.

  4. Put your hands on your thighs and change your pelvis marginally in reverse and forward until you're agreeable.

  5. Take in and out gradually as you position yourself to sit up straight by fixing your spine. Think carefully to pull your body upward and press your tailbone toward the floor.

  6. Fix your head to look forward with your jaw corresponding to the floor. Position your hands palms down on your thighs with your arms loose.


Benefits:


  • aiding in digestion

  • relieving or preventing constipation

  • strengthening pelvic muscles

2.Bhujangasana (Cobra pose)



You can get Bhujangasana pose in five basic steps:


  1. Lie on the floor. Stretch your legs back, highest points of the feet on the floor. Spread your hands on the floor under your shoulders. Embrace the elbows once again into your body.

  2. Press the highest points of the feet and thighs and the pubis solidly into the floor

  3. On an inward breath, start to fix the arms to lift the chest off the floor, going just to the stature at which you can keep up an association through your pubis to your legs. Press the tailbone toward the pubis and lift the pubis toward the navel. Thin the hip focuses. Firm yet don't solidify the backside.

  4. Firm the shoulder bones against the back, puffing the side ribs forward. Lift through the highest point of the sternum yet try not to push the front ribs forward, which just solidifies the lower back. Appropriate the backbend uniformly all through the whole spine.

  5. Hold the pose somewhere in the range of 15 to 30 seconds, breathing without any problem. Delivery back to the floor with an exhalation.


Benefits:

  • Strengthens the spine

  • Stretches chest and lungs, shoulders, and abdomen

  • Firms the buttocks

  • improving your appetite, blood circulation and regulating metabolism

  • Stimulates abdominal organs

  • Helps relieve stress and fatigue

  • Opens the heart and lungs

  • Soothes sciatica

  • Therapeutic for asthma

  • Traditional texts say that Bhujangasana increases body heat, destroys disease, and awakens kundalini.

3.Supta Baddha Konasana (Reclining butterfly pose)



You can get Supta Baddha Konasana pose in five basic steps:


  1. Start by sitting on your tangle with your legs straight before you.

  2. Presently, twist your knees and bring the bottoms of your feet together.

  3. Gradually, recline and rest on your back.

  4. Keep the bottoms of your feet together and your hand at your sides. Inhale profoundly and unwind.

  5. Hold this situation for around five minutes and afterward re-visitation of the first position.

Benefits:


  • Stimulates abdominal organs like the ovaries and prostate gland, bladder, and kidneys

  • This improves assimilation and quiets your brain. You will have the option to control your body and help to gain weight.

  • Stimulates the heart and improves general circulation

  • Stretches the inner thighs, groins, and knees

  • Helps relieve the symptoms of stress, mild depression, menstruation and menopause


4.Sarvangasana (Shoulder stand pose)




Yogendra Sarvangasana (Shoulder Stand Pose)- The word 'sarvanga' signifies the whole body. From the last situation of asana, it very well may be concluded that it favorably affects the whole body. It is unequivocally encouraged to endeavor this stance first in quite a while and afterward complete the posture simply following half a month of starting preparing.


You can get Sarvangasana pose in seven basic steps:


  1. Breathing out, attract the feet near the hips and overlay the legs against the thighs.

  2. Tenderly raise the lower part of the body vertically, with a draw of the stomach muscles, upheld by the hands (fingers under the hips and the thumbs above)

  3. Balance the whole body-weight upon the palms, the elbows, the neck and the rear of the head (last position). Complete the above strides in 4 seconds, while breathing out.

  4. Keep up this posture as long as advantageous, yet not longer than two minutes, inhale typically moderate, musical and regular.

  5. Re-visitation of beginning position: Gently bring down the hips towards the tangle, upheld by the hands in 4 seconds, while breathing in.

  6. Delivery the hands from the back and accept the beginning position.

  7. Take a couple of full breaths and afterward rest some time, breath typically.


Benefits:


  • Temporary replacement of the abdominal and pelvic viscera.

  • Relief in the case of constipation, indigestion, headache, giddiness, neurasthenia, functional disorders of the eye, the ear, the nose and the throat as well as general and sexual debility.

  • Wholesome effects of gravity-pressure on the various organs of the body above the waist including the vital endocrine glands.

  • Relief in the case of constipation, indigestion, headache, giddiness, neurasthenia.

  • Functional disorders of the eye, the ear, the nose and the throat and general and sexual debility.

  • Very effective for increasing blood flow towards the brain.

  • Balances the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, reproductive, nervous and endocrine systems, boosting the immune system.


5.Matsyasana (Fish pose)



You can get Matsyasana pose in Eighteen basic steps:


  1. Start on the back with the knees twisted and the feet fixed underneath the knees

  2. Spot the feet hips separation separated and equal, with the knees likewise hips separation separated

  3. Turn the inward thighs down towards the floor to widen over the lower back

  4. Pushing down with the feet, lift the hips without letting the knees spread separated

  5. Spot the hands on the floor palms down with the thumbs contacting, at that point bring down the bottom onto the hands

  6. Each foot in turn, slide the feet forward so the legs are straight

  7. Have the enormous toes contacting and an extremely modest quantity of room between the heels

  8. Press forward with the enormous toe hills to draw in the quadriceps

  9. Keep on spine the inward thighs down so the legs stay unbiased

  10. Fold the external shoulders under, sticking the elbows into the midline

  11. Pushing down from the palms to the elbows, swell the chest area by lifting the shoulder bones and thoracic spine into the chest

  12. Intensify these activities to lift the sternum towards the roof, at that point drop the head back and lower onto the crown of the head

  13. Draw in the upper back muscles to open and support the chest from behind

  14. Organize the lift of the chest with the goal that the bend of the neck is a continuation of the bend of the upper back

  15. Look after dynamic, impartial legs by squeezing into the large toe hills and dropping the femurs

  16. Keep on pushing down immovably with the palms and the elbows so the weight in the head is light

  17. Accentuate the development of the thoracic spine instead of depending on the simple portability of the neck

  18. Hold for 5-10 breaths, at that point lead with the chest to raise the head and delivery back to the floor


Benefits:


  • Stimulates abdominal organs like the ovaries and prostate gland, bladder, and kidneys

  • Stimulates the heart and improves general circulation

  • Stretches the inner thighs, groins, and knees

  • Helps relieve the symptoms of stress, mild depression, menstruation and menopause



Anjuum khanna is a professional fitness trainer with a Masters in Exercise Science from University of Richmond. He gives fitness training to youths. He has a Fitness Coaching Institute in India. He has 12+ years with Professional Trainer.


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