
تریکوناسانا
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thumb|Trikonasana variant with lower hand in front of the leg
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Vinony's link graph records 107 inbound references to تریکوناسانا, and connects out to Satyananda Saraswati, Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and Tree Pose.
It sits within the topics Asymmetric asanas and Standing asanas.
Vinony links it to 18 Wikipedia language editions.
Described at

Trikonasana or Triangle Pose | Sivananda Yoga Asanas
Trikonasana has the appearance of a triangle, hence the name. The Triangle gives a lateral stretch for the spine on both sides.
sivanandalondon.org →Since this asana gives the appearance of a triangle, it bears the name Trikonasana. The Triangle is a unique asana. It provides very good lateral movement to the spine and stretches and strengthens several muscles on the side of the body at the same time. It also helps with balance. It augments the movement of the Half Spinal Twist and is the last in the cycle of the twelve basic asanas . With the completion of this pose, we have now stretched the spine in every direction: front-to-back, side-to-side, and twisting to both sides. Stand up straight, and place your feet slightly more than shoulder width apart. Trikonasana is a lateral stretch for your trunk muscles and spine, and makes your hips, legs, and shoulders more flexible. Stretch your right arm up, then bend to your left, sliding your left hand down your thigh. Do not twist your body. Inhale as you straighten up again. Repeat the pose on the other side. Your body forms a straight line, parallel to the floor, from your waist to your fingertips.
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