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10 yoga poses that will reduce your belly fat in winter

Although you may not realize it, obesity can have many negative effects on your body. Obesity can disrupt your sleep cycle, cause you to feel tired, and increase your risk of developing many diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and kidney stones. Experts recommend that you eat well and exercise regularly to lose belly fat. If you want a flat stomach, then you need to eat right and also exercise regularly. To tone your core, you must try the best yoga postures to reduce belly fat.

Yoga poses can help reduce belly fat

Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar is the founder of Akshar Yoga Development Centre and spoke to CuredCare to discuss the best yoga poses for losing belly fat.

Akshar states, “Abdominal obesity can be dangerous and can also pose a risk to your health.” If you have a large stomach, you are more susceptible to developing diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. Yoga asanas can help with weight loss and toning your stomach in an effective and safe way.

These are 10 yoga asanas that can help you get rid of belly fat.

1. Halasana (Plough pose)

While you are lying on your back, your palms should be next to the floor.

Raise your legs 90 degrees by engaging your core muscles.

Place your palms flat on the ground.

Your legs should be under your head.

If necessary, brace your lower back with your hands.

Take a few deep breaths and maintain your position.

For 15 to 20 seconds, keep the position.

2. Chakrasana (Wheel Pose)

Sit down. Place your hands on either side of your head and turn your arms to the shoulder.

Take a deep breath and then lift your body up in an arch.

Your body’s weight should be evenly distributed among your four limbs.

Maintain the posture for 15–20 seconds.

3. Dhanurasana (Bow Pose)

Deepen your breath, then lift your arms and legs and lie on your stomach.

Try to look up and lift your legs and arms as high as possible.

Maintain the posture for 15–20 seconds.

4. Santolanasana (Plank pose)

Place your hands on your stomach and lift your pelvis, knees and upper body up. Then, grab the floor with both your toes.

Check the alignment of your spine and pelvis. Place your wrists just below your shoulders and your arms straight.

5. Vasisthasana (Side-plank pose)

Begin in Santholanasan (Plank).

To the right, lift the left hand.

Align your feet.

Repeat the process on the opposite side.

6. Ustrasana (Camel pose)

Place your hands on the yoga mat, and extend your arms upwards.

Place your hands on your feet and arch your back.

Breathe deeply and then bend your back.

7. Eka padasana (One foot pose)

Start in Samastithi. As you raise your arms and join your hands in the Pranam Salutation, keep your back straight.

As you inhale, tilt your upper body forward so that it is parallel to ground.

Keep your arms straight up to your ears.

Slowly lift your right leg behind you, while keeping it straight.

Your upper body, arms, right leg, pelvis, and upper body should be straight.

8. Chaturanga dandasana (Low plank)

Start in a plank and lower your arms to the ground.

To maintain a 90 degree angle in your elbows, lower your head.

Your elbows and wrists should be parallel to each other. Your shoulders should be pulled in and your body should be aligned.

For ten to fifteen seconds, hold the pose.

9. Padahastasana (Standing forward bent pose)

Standing, straighten your back.

Place your hands down.

To make it easier, you can bend your knees.

10. Hastha uttanasana (Raised-arms pose)

Stretch your arms upwards and lift your hands.

To create an arch, tilt your head, neck and upper back slightly.

As you raise your upper body, keep your arms in front of your ears.

Focus your gaze up.

The stomach is the most difficult part of your body to lose weight. The yoga poses mentioned above can be helpful in reducing belly fat. They increase heart rate in the same way as aerobic exercise. This aids in calorie burn and increases metabolism.

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The Best Yoga for Weight Loss

Have you ever wondered which type of Yoga is best for weight loss?

There are so many different types to choose from, each with their specific purpose.

Some are focused on restoration and rejuvenation, while others are better-suited to physical therapy and rehab, while still others push you to the limits of your fitness and get you sweating.

If you’re trying to figure out which type of Yoga is best for weight loss, we’ve got the answers for you.

Below, we’ll break down (in very simple terms) the most common types of Yoga, their primary focus, and how they can benefit your body. At the end, we’ll include a round-up of the Yoga types that you can try for real weight loss results.

So let’s dive in and find out!

Which Type of Yoga is Best for Weight Loss? Understanding the Yoga Types

Hatha Yoga is a slower-paced type of Yoga, using basic poses and gentle, relaxing movements. It’s ideal for beginners to Yoga who want to master the simplest forms while getting into the flow and feeling of a great Yoga workout.

Kundalini Yoga combines poses, breath work, and chanting to unlock the “life force energy” moving through your body. It focuses a great deal on the spiritual and mental aspects of your wellness, including meditation and relaxation exercises. The poses are challenging, however, so get ready to sweat!

Ashtanga Yoga follows a specific repeated pattern of poses (called a “sequence”). It follows the same asanas, which flow from one to the other in a specific pattern, and utilizes breath work to keep you focused and pushing hard. It’s one of the most athletic and demanding types of Yoga, perfect for increasing both flexibility and endurance.

Vinyasa Yoga is also commonly known as “flow” Yoga, because the entire Yoga session is a series of breathing techniques that help you to flow gracefully from one pose to the next. It’s great for beginners and advanced Yogis alike, and it incorporates more movement than some of the more relaxing forms of Yoga. However, the pace is slow and steady rather than athletic.

Bikram Yoga takes place in a room heated to high temperatures and with high humidity. It’s intended to encourage A LOT of sweating, which cleanses impurities and toxins from the body. It uses the exact same 26 postures, but can increase cardiovascular fitness significantly.

Yin Yoga is a slower form of Yoga, involving longer holds (starting at 60 seconds, and increasing for up to 5 minutes) for each of the poses. The focus is on improving both circulation and mobility, helping your body to limber up and your muscles and joints to move more easily. It targets your connective tissue specifically, making it excellent for physical therapy and post-surgery rehab.

Iyengar Yoga pays more attention to the exact alignment and precision of each posture, rather than trying to move through a lot of postures. It’s slower than the more athletic forms of Yoga, but can be highly demanding as you try to master and hold each of the poses for prolonged periods. It’s excellent for improving flexibility and mobility.

Power Yoga is a more “modern” form of Yoga, which pushes you through the more dynamic movements of Ashtanga or Vinyasa Yoga at a faster pace. It’s more muscle-oriented, but it can also do wonders for your flexibility. The constant transitioning between poses helps to keep each workout fresh and engaging.

Restorative Yoga follows the same principles as Iyengar Yoga, focusing on proper alignment in each pose and holding the poses for longer periods (up to 20 minutes!). The intention is to help the body relax fully into each posture, improving flexibility in the specific joints and muscles utilized. It’s excellent for increasing muscle suppleness and joint mobility.

So Which Type of Yoga is Best for Weight Loss? The Answer Is:

The result: better weight loss!

By now, you can probably guess which type of Yoga is best for weight loss

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Today's hectic & fast-paced modern lifestyle has brought material well-being, but little is done to address the dimension of spiritual or inner wellbeing.

Yoga, an ancient science of evolving the human system to its highest potential, becomes all the more relevant today. Sadhguru often says that this human body is the most sophisticated gadget on the planet. But have we read its user manual? Yoga is the user manual which helps you raise your human system to its highest potential. Once your body is working at its highest, all diseases, stress are simply taken care of.

Isha hatha yoga is a unique set of Yogic practices brought by Sadhguru to explore this ancient science of yoga in its full depth and dimension. At Sadhyog's Yoga center in gurgaon, we teach these powerful practices. The classes are conducted by world class teachers trained under the guidance of Sadhguru.

We are proud to have offered these yogic practices to 1500+ participants in Gurgaon. 

Sharing some testimonials:

Sadhyog is not like a regular yoga classes in Gurgaon where you follow a usual set of practices in a dark basement, following the trainer's instructions.

Sadhyog is an experience!

The initial sessions are a mix of physical movement, explanation on Sadhyog philosophy, pranayam and Sadhguru's teachings.

I have been to two studios that are pristine white with high levels of cleanliness & hygiene, beautifully kept and add to one's experience. The sessions are structured to address inner & outer transformation, the trainers make you feel welcomed, the studios make you feel peaceful, and this makes me excited to go for the sessions.

These are unique sessions, nothing like I have experienced earlier.

-Ruchita, 4 months with Sadhyog

I was looking for yoga classes in Gurgaon and came across Sadhyog. This is a different place to be when you are looking for yoga classes in Gurgaon in terms of not just physical well-being but mental too. Amazing place to learn and unlearn from the best of the people. The right yoga practices here makes your body more at ease. I have been practicing here for the last few months and can also feel the difference. This is a very different yoga studio and is highly recommended.

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I think joining Sadhyog has been my best decision this year. The experience here is really wonderful. Perfect ambience with great teachers who truly believe in imparting this wonderful knowledge in its purest form. Every mudra/asanas is explained in depth. There are so many small details to every asana that makes so much difference which I am getting to know here. Also, each day is designed with a slightly different set of yoga practices and there is something new at regular intervals which never lets you feel monotonous. Everyday I look forward to coming here.There is a different calmness and happiness within.

Hope that everyone gets to have this beautiful experience

-Parul, 6 months with Sadhyog

I have been transformed by it. Initially, my goal for joining a yoga class was to lose some weight and become more peaceful, but Dilbag anna helped us understand the depth of the practice. Our knowledge is greatly enriched by surya kriya and surya shakti, as well as other asanas taught by experienced teachers. If you want to start practicing yoga, I highly recommend this place.

-Praneeth, 8 months with Sadhyog

I never thought that yoga could replace gym. I started hatha yoga at Sadhyog 4 months ago. I am now more mentally and emotionally balanced. My sincere gratitude to Dilbag Anna and Sheetal Akka for guidance and support.

-Jitesh, 13 months with Sadhyog

It feels great to be a part of this amazing program. It's been two weeks and the transition that I have started to see makes me feel good each day and to start my day on a positive note. The ambience in itself sends you soothing vibes. The practices have been designed in a way that any individual who is new to yogic practice will actually feel self motivated to learn the same once they have attended the session with mind and heart in wholesomeness. The guidance provided by the trainers and their constant supervision makes you evolve each day. Being a part of this journey has also motivated me to work upon my thought process, discipline and how to keep myself calm while the mind is juggling with numerous thoughts.

While I know this is just the start but the way I am heading with these practices, I feel really good about myself. One thing that I have adopted in my life with this practice is giving priority to my well being.

And for all those workaholics who have put their well being on the backseat and looking for a moment to reverse this cycle would recommend experiencing the program. It surely helps !!!

Namaskaram

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Finally, a place where YOGA is much more than transforming your body not only physically but mentally too. The ambience and vibes of the studio is very soothing. Best experience so far and look forward to learning more.

A Must have experience for everyone!

-Neha, 3 months with Sadhyog

It's been an amazing experience at sadhyog. I have been practicing surya kriya & surya shakti for a month and I feel so energetic &  bright the whole day. Even after a hectic day I have a lot of energy in me, my back pain has gone and my posture has improved. Also I am more pleasant & relaxed than ever. Since I have also done inner engineering, the experience of shambhavi mahamudra after hatha yoga changes to the next level.

I would highly recommend people to join this course and practice it everyday.

Namaskaram

-Aarushi, 7 months with Sadhyog

Sharing my experience after attending the Surya Kriya workshop over the weekend.

The first thing that I felt was an increase in my energy levels and alertness. I did not feel tired or sleepy anytime of the day after just learning the steps to perform the kriya.

The method of instruction also helped in understanding the process better and to remember the technique as well as steps.

The most significant part I felt was being in the space that has been created. The positive energy can surely be experienced.

-Karan, 8 months with Sadhyog

A beautiful and a change announcing practice for life that can make a mind stronger and more resilient to negative thoughts and emotions. I practice Surya Kriya for a thoughtful reunion with self. Gratitude to Guru Sadhguru for making this a humble and peaceful yogic practice for people around the world. Yoga with determination is an educational tool. Thank you.

Isha Yoga teachers are brilliant and masterful.

-Ruchi, 5 months with Sadhyog

Thank you for such a beautiful workshop such a detailed & seemingly complex practice(with all the breathing patterns & counts) melted into the system with ease. Effects of the practice were felt immediately after the two rounds we did together. It did bring in a sense of stillness & complete silence, I didn’t want to open my eyes( which was the best part). I will continue the practice for the next 40 days for sure. I would like to add that I registered for the workshop after seeing an instagram post of their space. It now totally makes sense why, the moment I entered the space I knew there’s something more, something special here.

If you are reading this and still contemplating if it's worth the time, energy & money. I assure you, it is. Do give it a try!

-Reyana, 9 months with Sadhyog

The one thing I love about Isha classical Hatha Yoga is that it’s taught in its purest form (without the frills) I recently attended Angarmadana with Sadhyog, the way you are supported by the teachers, the space you are practicing in, and the questions you have, all were clearly explained and answered. I walk away with the tools I need to continue my daily practice with confidence because of the way everything was conducted. Yes difficulties arose and Dilbagh Anna was readily available to discuss in further detail with you one to one   I am grateful for the invaluable tools you have given me I feel like I don’t ever need to go to another yoga classes in Gurgaon again I will practice daily what you have taught me and continue on my journey and see you again soon when I’m back in India

-Anju, 6 months with Sadhyog

Initially I was apprehensive about Sadyog, and thought that they are another shop of Yoga and might be exploiting the pious Sadhguru teachings.

However after interaction with the organizers and attending the Surka Shakti programme, my apprehension got cleared. Sadyog is truly following Sadguru programme and technology, as he loves to call them.

I thank and congratulate the management of Sadyog for continuing this noble cause.

-Dharmender, 5 months with Sadhyog

Our Yogic Community at Sadhyog is a strong family of people coming from different walks of life. We all come together to experience the transformative power of Isha Hatha Yoga.

If you are looking for yoga classes in Gurgaon, Sadhyog is your destination.

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Yoga Burn Fitness System For Women

Who is Yoga Burn For?

Yoga Burn is for women from any walk of life who are ready to make time to follow a done-for-you yoga program designed to promote natural and healthy weight loss without any need for pills, powders or potions. If you want to lose weight and get in shape without having to spend countless hours in the gym or lift heavy weights then Yoga Burn may be a great fit for you.

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