Slide the belt off your legs and sit on your blanket with your back at or near the wall.
Legs up back on floor.
How to perform legs up the wall pose.
Elevating the legs promotes drainage from excess fluid build up.
Begin by sitting on the floor with a wall next to your side.
Exhale and gently lie down on your back engage your core and hip muscles to bring your legs up into the air with the bottoms of your feet pointing to the ceiling.
If needs to know details on the benefits of lying on floor with leg against wall the best is to check on below lists of points.
In this restorative pose you can support your pelvis and lower back with a bolster or a couple of folded blankets or you can do it with no props.
Keep this position for several minutes until further effects can feel.
Slowly lift up the legs and put against the wall.
Then press your hands into the floor and walk yourself up to sitting letting your head come up last.
Do it 10 to 15 times with each leg keep alternating between your legs.
In addition gravity assists circulation by facilitating the return of blood back to the heart.
Soothes swollen or cramped feet and legs.
During the entire exercise keep your abs engaged.
Having the legs against the wall will help the respiratory to improve.
The floor cobra exercise is the best way to strengthen the muscles between your shoulder blades.
Sit quietly for a few minutes and feel the effects of your practice.
Inverting the legs feet has long been known as an effective treatment for reducing swelling and pain in the lower extremities.