Padmasana or the lotus pose is like a quintessential yoga pose. We have seen yogis in Instagram and magazines acing the pose. However, you can also try a variation of the lotus pose called baddha padmasana or bounded lotus pose and get even more benefits. Yoga expert Raman Mishrabreaks down the benefits and steps of baddha padmasana.
Benefits of baddha padmasana
Since your body weight is supported by the knees and ankles of your joints, this pose works to keep your legs strong. Further, this asana can help alleviate any pain in the ankle or knee joints.
Practising this asana regularly can help you overcome any weakness of your heart, liver, stomach and lungs.
Perform this yoga asana to get relief from indigestion and flatulence.
The asana gives a good stretch to the pelvis, thus improving the blood circulation in the pelvis area.
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