The term is derived from two Sanskrit roots surya meaning “sun” and namaskar meaning “greetings” or ‘salutations’”.
Stand on the Top of the Mat in Tadasana.
Stand with feet together, knees tight, chest forward, arms extended downwards.
Inhale join the palms into Namaskara position in front of the sternum.
Exhale, release the hands. Inhale and stretch the arms up into Urdhva Namaskäräsana.
Exhale and lower the arms and trunk down, keep the palms by the sides of the feet, open the fingers into Uttanasana.
Inhale, exhale by bending the knees jump back with both the feet into Adho Mukha Svanasana.
Keep your feet and heels down touching the floor.
Knee should be straight.
Exhale lower the chest towards the floor, keeping the pelvis, thighs and knees above the floor into Chaturanga Dandasana.
Inhale, lower the hips towards the floor, raise the chest up, look up to be in Urdhva Mukha Svanasana.
Inhale raise the chest straighten the arms and look up.
Exhale come back to Adho Mukha Svanasana.
Inhale, bend the knees, exhale and jump with the feet between the hands and straighten the legs, take the head towards the shins.
Inhale, raise the trunk and arms upwards into Urdhva Hastasana.
Exhale, fold the palms in front of the chest, inhale into Namaskäräsana.
Release the hands by the sides into Samasthiti.
Hinge from the hips, not the waist
Keep spine long, avoid rounding the back
Engage core and legs
Elbows close to the body
Maintain core engagement throughout the sequence to support the spine and balance
Synchronize breath with movement. Inhale during upward movements and exhale during downward movements
Overarching the lower back, collapsing the chest
Rounding the back, locking the knees
Sagging hips, shoulders collapsing towards the floor
Avoid in case of herniated discs, sciatica, or severe back pain
Avoid in case of any injury or surgery
Avoid during pregnancy
Avoid in case of vertigo and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The Sanskrit name is derived from vira
The Sanskrit name is derived from Vira
The Sanskrit name is derived from vira
The Sanskrit name is derived from Vira
The Sanskrit name is derived from Viparita
The Sanskrit name comes from the Utthita,
The Sanskrit name is derived from Utthita
The Sanskrit name is derived from Utkata
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